Pain management was something Bryan Carter never thought he needed. But during his brief incarceration in prison he was pushed and he fell on concrete. At the time he was fired up and ready to fight back. Nobody looked like the culprit when he rose to face the pusher. So he had to suffer in silence. Besides most of the inmates were bigger and stronger than he was. The adrenaline kept the pain at bay initially but as the days passed he noticed his shoulder being constantly sore. This led to shoulder surgery. Now lying in bed he was given a pamphlet by St Luke’s hospital in Potts Point where he had undergone the procedure. He read about the different types of pain: dull aching pain from muscles, bones, joints and tendons; the hot stinging pain from skin, nose or urinary/anal areas and the needles, tingling, shoo...

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