aspect of handling these cases

understanding what chronic pain or

complex regional pain syndrome which is

a part of chronic pain means to the

victim in the family it is

a family problem when somebody has a

CRPS and it’s a relationship problem if

somebody’s in chronic pain they’re

likely to interact with me differently

than somebody who is not so I think from

a starting point we need we need to sort

of support them through the process

understand what’s really happening here

and and you know getting the case from

point A to point B is one thing getting

the client

from here to there is the other and also

the unfortunate understanding at the end

of the case that the case is ending but

the condition isn’t and there’s a

tendency for people to associate their

condition with the case and have this

illusion that when the case ends they’ll

feel better and they won’t hopefully

they’ll have more money but the the

condition stays foreign