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has lived almost half her life with pain. a serious problem with pain. a serious problem with her thyroid developed when she was aged just 11, leading to chronic pain that profoundly affected every aspect of her childhood and her teenage years. now she is studying at university but that s only possible because of a combination of medication and other therapies. you combination of medication and other therapies. other therapies. you have to find a way other therapies. you have to find a way of other therapies. you have to find a way of balancing i other therapies. you have to find a way of balancing the i find a way of balancing the benefits of the medication other side effects it creates, the risks that it creates and also quality of life. so at the minute, with the medication i m on, the side effects are minimal to on, the side effects are minimalto nine or on, the side effects are minimal to nine or if i do have them, they kind of blended with them, they kind of blended with the