Pain is inevitable. There are things in this world that people have to be accustomed to or they get left behind. For instance, people must know how to drive or to use a phone, but it seems that grammar is optional these days to young adults. Pain is not optional. Pain must be dealt with or life becomes considerably harder. People must become educated in this area of life so that people can continue to be healthy, have the same values, and live their life in the best way possible. The first step is to define pain. Pain is the physical feeling caused by disease, injury, or something that hurts the body and mental or emotional suffering of the body or mind. In sense, pain can either be inner or outer. There are also varying degrees of pain. …show more content…
Emotional pain can come from a death of a loved one or any other moment that tugs at the heartstrings. Many people have lots of emotional moments in their life that may be painful. These moments tend to stay in a person’s mind or memory and can’t be run away from. Mental pain is similar. Mental pain can also be referred to as psychological pain. This is a suffering of the mind that doesn’t tend to leave people alone. Very close to emotional pain, this pain lives in the brain. People cannot run from inner pain. Inner pain is the deepest of pain and can be just as dangerous or even more so than outer …show more content…
People’s health triangle is composed of social, physical, and mental/emotional wellbeing. Pain can affect all three sides of a person’s health triangle. Pain can damage a person’s social health through something such as a nasty rumor spread around. A person’s physical health relates to pain through an injury or not completing daily routines through thoughts such as depression. This leads to a person’s mental and emotional health that can damaged through pain by thoughts through inner pain that can damage the mind. Pain pokes holes in the health