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Author, Speaker, Pain Advocate

Barby Ingle is a chronic pain educator, patient advocate as well as a motivational speaker and best selling author on pain topics. She has been a pain patient since developing endometriosis in 1997, and reflex sympathetic dystrophy in 2002. She began mentoring other patients in 2006.

Barby Ingle is President of International Pain Foundation (iPain), Amazon best selling author, and Reality TV Personality sharing her powerful story about life-changing events that forced reflection and sprouts her journey from Wheels to Heals. Visit www.barbyingle.com to see what Barby is doing now.

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  • No Compromise on the Constitution September 5, 2026
    Benjamin Franklin wrote: “Those who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety.” The full line matters. Essential liberty. A little temporary safety. The post No Compromise on the Constitution appeared first on Barby Ingle.
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  • Reliable Energy Isn’t Optional, It’s Life-Saving August 1, 2026
    I’ve lived the reality that so many Arizona families face every single day. When the power goes out, it’s not just an inconvenience it can be a crisis. As a chronic pain patient who has battled rare diseases like algoneurodystrophy (RSD/CRPS), I know firsthand how critical reliable energy is for those who are managing complex […]
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  • Arizona Short-Term Rentals July 3, 2026
    Arizona’s housing market has been a hot topic for years. Home prices have skyrocketed, rents have climbed, and many families feel priced out. But is the explosion of short-term rentals (STRs) like Airbnb the real culprit? A new report from the Common Sense Institute takes a close look and delivers some surprising answers. Titled Home […]
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  • Clean Elections Triumph June 5, 2026
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  • Arizona Budget 2027 Legislative Negotiations May 1, 2026
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  • Salt River Horses and the Constitution April 2, 2026
    As a proud Arizonan and longtime advocate for our state's natural treasures, I have watched the Salt River horses capture hearts across the country. These majestic animals are more than just a scenic draw for kayakers and hikers along the Lower Salt River in Tonto National Forest. They represent Arizona's wild spirit and our shared […]
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  • Empowering Women’s Health in Chronic Pain March 10, 2026
    Empowering Women's Health in Chronic Pain: Reflections Post-International Women's Day 2026As we move forward in March 2026, with International Women's Day just behind us on March 8th, it's a perfect time to reflect on the strides we're making—and the battles still ahead—in women's health. This year's theme, "Rights. Justice. Action. For ALL Women and Girls," […]
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  • Celebrating America’s 250th February 2, 2026
    As we gear up for America's 250th anniversary in 2026 – the SemiQuinCentennial marking the signing of the Declaration of Independence on July 4, 1776 – it's a perfect time to reflect on the foundational principles that have shaped our nation. This milestone, often called America250, invites us all to honor our history, celebrate our […]
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  • Arizona’s 2026 Legislative Session January 5, 2026
    As Arizona's 57th Legislature launches on January 12, 2026, with strong Republican majorities in the House and Senate, conservatives are set to champion tax relief, school choice, and family protections against Democratic Governor Katie Hobbs' veto threats, according to Axios Phoenix. Key wins include aligning taxes with federal changes for up to $440 million in […]
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  • A Citizen’s Vision for Arizona’s Energy Future December 30, 2025
    Arizona is growing fast—more homes, more businesses, and more demand for the reliable electricity that powers our daily lives. As we look ahead, we need smart, practical solutions that keep the lights on, costs down, and our grid secure. That's why I'm excited to highlight a thoughtful citizen-proposed bill idea put forward by Jim Ross, […]
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