Over 50 million Americans live with pain Not all pain has a cure Pain affects 1 in 5 adults Everyone’s pain journey is unique Many live with pain every single day Stress can make pain worse Pain can affect sleep quality Women are more likely to report pain Nerve pain feels like burning or tingling Pain is different for everyone Support groups help those in pain Awareness leads to better support Chronic pain is not “all in your head” Arthritis is a leading cause of pain Pain can impact relationships Raising awareness reduces isolation Pain awareness reduces stigma Fibromyalgia causes widespread pain Movement can help reduce pain Pain can be invisible Small daily wins matter in pain care Pain may flare without warning Pain may require a care team approach Talking about pain builds understanding Pain affects memory and focus Pain can be managed, not always cured Back pain is the most common type Pain can affect work and income Pain can limit daily activities Migraines affect 1 in 7 people Chronic pain lasts 3+ months Managing pain improves quality of life Pain treatment often requires trial and error Pain impacts mental health Over 50 million Americans live with pain Not all pain has a cure Pain affects 1 in 5 adults Everyone’s pain journey is unique Many live with pain every single day Stress can make pain worse Pain can affect sleep quality Women are more likely to report pain Nerve pain feels like burning or tingling Pain is different for everyone Support groups help those in pain Awareness leads to better support Chronic pain is not “all in your head” Arthritis is a leading cause of pain Pain can impact relationships Raising awareness reduces isolation Pain awareness reduces stigma Fibromyalgia causes widespread pain Movement can help reduce pain Pain can be invisible Small daily wins matter in pain care Pain may flare without warning Pain may require a care team approach Talking about pain builds understanding Pain affects memory and focus Pain can be managed, not always cured Back pain is the most common type Pain can affect work and income Pain can limit daily activities Migraines affect 1 in 7 people Chronic pain lasts 3+ months Managing pain improves quality of life Pain treatment often requires trial and error Pain impacts mental health
(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
Over 50 million Americans live with pain
Not all pain has a cure
Pain affects 1 in 5 adults
Everyone’s pain journey is unique
Many live with pain every single day
Stress can make pain worse
Pain can affect sleep quality
Women are more likely to report pain
Nerve pain feels like burning or tingling
Pain is different for everyone
Support groups help those in pain
Awareness leads to better support
Chronic pain is not “all in your head”
Arthritis is a leading cause of pain
Pain can impact relationships
Raising awareness reduces isolation
Pain awareness reduces stigma
Fibromyalgia causes widespread pain
Movement can help reduce pain
Pain can be invisible
Small daily wins matter in pain care
Pain may flare without warning
Pain may require a care team approach
Talking about pain builds understanding
Pain affects memory and focus
Pain can be managed, not always cured
Back pain is the most common type
Pain can affect work and income
Pain can limit daily activities
Migraines affect 1 in 7 people
Chronic pain lasts 3+ months
Managing pain improves quality of life
Pain treatment often requires trial and error
Pain impacts mental health