Goals with room to breathe
Find ways to keep moving toward what matters, at a pace that respects your body.
A compassionate guide for living with chronic pain
Navigating Through a Journey of Pain
A fuller life is still possible.
Vita Oyler shares a lived, practical path for finding meaning, connection, and quality of life in spite of pain.
By Vita Oyler, M.S. · Rehabilitation Counselor · 35+ years navigating chronic pain
It's not easy living with pain, but there is always a way to move on. Make it your journey.
Vita Oyler, M.S.
Meet Vita
Vita Oyler is a Rehabilitation Counselor who specializes in chronic pain. After developing RSD—also known as CRPS—more than 35 years ago, she learned firsthand how pain can reshape daily life.
With an M.S. in Rehabilitation Counseling, fellowship in AAPM, and continuing PhD studies, Vita has helped people living with chronic pain pursue meaningful work and a better quality of life. Her approach makes room for the hard days while helping people find what still matters.
A book for the life you are living
Find ways to keep moving toward what matters, at a pace that respects your body.
Make space for family, friendship, laughter, and the people who help you feel seen.
Reconnect with hobbies, animals, alternatives, and the moments that make life feel like yours.
Explore practical, personal approaches for living with pain—not around your life, but within it.
Inside the book
Part memoir, part practical guide, Got Pain? Now What? offers an honest look at chronic pain and the choices that can help you build a life with purpose, connection, and possibility.
See how chronic pain can touch work, relationships, identity, and everyday decisions.
Consider the strategies that helped Vita focus on goals, family, hobbies, laughter, animals, and alternatives.
Carry forward a compassionate reminder: pain is real, and so is your capacity for a meaningful life.
Speaking & consulting
Vita speaks with healthcare groups, rehabilitation professionals, and community audiences about navigating chronic pain with dignity, practical insight, and hope.
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