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Australia is fortunate to have some pretty incredible people who gain global attention for the work they do.
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We're not talking a little 'inspo' here, we're talking about people who are leading Australia with their research. The kind of team that every country is watching.
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Well, Pain Train holds one such incredible team in very high regard. They are the UniSA and they're aiming for a Pain Revolution. Pain Train are in huge support of the idea.
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Specialists and people living with pain around the world are desperate for ways to find explanations for chronic pain and for better ways to manage it. They’re all watching these guys!
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For family and friends who haven’t had to worry about chronic pain this wouldn’t mean much but this affects those people no less because any pain you feel (or don't!) UniSA's research team are attempting to explain it (even if it sounds senseless!).
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Pain is relevant to all of us.
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This research is relevant to the world.
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Soula's says, 'I heard Lorimer explain chronic pain and the brain before coming to the conclusion that he was mad and switching off the radio.
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I was angry that this professional was saying that my brain was really good at learning bad things and that my brain did that in the same way – and as well as it could learn good things.
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As we now know, Lorimer was right and I’m still angry… but angry at my brain!'
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