Before her auto accident that caused chronic pain and subsequent surgeries, Barby Ingle was no stranger to pain. After her accident, Barby felt overtreated, untreated, and mistreated. She took control of her medical management and replaced drug pain solutions with physical pain solutions. She repurposed her media savvy to heal herself and engage others.

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Introducing Barby Ingle 00:52. 1

8 seconds changed my life 04:35. 2

Overtreated, untreated, and mistreated 07:08. 3

Finding words to describe pain 08:08. 3

Physical solutions to pain 10:35. 4

Virtual reality therapy 11:20. 4

Reality TV 14:49. 5

Color-coding my life 16:26. 5

Not everyone wants, needs help, your help 19:59. 5

Kids learning to take charge 24:27. 7

Hope and help 26:50. 7

Health means drinking water 30:55. 8

A bit about me 32:40. 8

Reflections 35:30  9
Links
http://barbyingle.com/
International Pain Foundation
The Extreme Time Cheaters Reality Show with Ken and Barby
From Wheels to Heals: A Chronic Pain Patient’s Story of Hope, Help, and Understanding; ReMission Possible: Yours. If You Choose To Accept It;
Aunt Barby's Invisible, Endless Owie
WEGO Health
Abridge

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Introducing Barby Ingle
Before her auto accident that caused chronic pain and subsequent surgeries, Barby Ingle was no stranger to pain. She was an athlete, a business owner, event coordinator and head cheerleading coach at Washington State University’s Spirit Program. Barby authored the Cheertec Coaches'​ Handbook and a six-part DVD Series on cheerleading. Barby now lives with reflex sympathetic dystrophy (RSD),