Chronische Pijn: Natalie Kramer’s Inspiring Journey and Recognitions
Natalie’s Ongoing Struggle with Chronische Pijn
NEEDE - Natalie Kramer (29) has known she has fibromyalgia, a condition that causes chronische pijn, for twelve years. On Thursday evening, she received the Else Roeteringprijs, awarded to individuals who champion the interests of others, as Natalie does in advocating for those with chronic pain.
Raising Awareness in Gemeente Berkelland
Despite facing pain in her muscles and tendons, stiffness, fatigue, and sleep disorders, the resident of the Achterhoek region collected over 56,000 signatures. This significant support was crucial in demanding research into the condition. Earlier this year, the Health Council recommended that the cabinet recognize this ailment as a proper disease.
Current Challenges
- Despite the recommendation, the government has yet to take decisive action.
- Natalie along with the National Client Council (LCR) has noted the lack of follow-through.
This situation highlights the ongoing struggles faced by individuals like Natalie who advocate for recognition and support within the healthcare system.
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