🌀 What Pain Sufferers Can Learn From Socrates
Socrates never wrote about chronic pain—but he spent his life questioning certainty, examining belief, and challenging the stories people told themselves about suffering. For those living with pain, his method offers something modern medicine often forgets: not answers, but better questions. This reflection explores how Socratic inquiry can loosen fear, restore agency, and open new paths toward healing.
Socrates never wrote about chronic pain—but he spent his life questioning certainty, examining belief, and challenging the stories people told themselves about suffering. For those living with pain, his method offers something modern medicine often forgets: not answers, but better questions. This reflection explores how Socratic inquiry can loosen fear, restore agency, and open new paths toward healing.