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EPISODE · Jun 11, 2026 · 25 MIN

Rewiring Pain: The Future Is Already Here / Dr Steven Falowski

from Real Things Living · host Brigitte Cutshall

Sixty thousand people a year get a procedure that could change their pain forever...and most have never heard of it.In this episode of Real Things Living, Brigitte Cutshall sits down with Dr. Steven Falowski, a neurosurgeon with nearly 20 years of experience who is helping lead the charge against chronic pain — without opioids. Dr. Falowski breaks down how spinal cord stimulation has evolved from bulky external battery packs to quarter-sized implants that quietly re-train your nervous system to stop feeling pain. From spine injuries and arthritis to migraines and post-surgical recovery, this conversation opens the door to a world of solutions most patients don't even know exist.3 Takeaways:(1) Pain is more common than heart disease, cancer, and diabetes combined — yet the tools to treat it effectively remain largely unknown to the public.(2) Spinal cord stimulators don't just block pain anymore — they re-register nerves to stop perceiving pain altogether.(3) New research is putting stimulators in at the time of spine surgery to prevent chronic pain before it even starts. If you or a loved one is silently navigating chronic pain, look beyond the pill bottle and research local pain specialists who utilize modern spinal cord stimulation. Explore trusted resources through the American Society of Pain and Neuroscience (ASPN) at https://aspnpain.com/Learn more about Dr. Falowski’s practice at https://www.asclancaster.com/physicians/steven-m-falowski-md/

Sixty thousand people a year get a procedure that could change their pain forever...and most have never heard of it.In this episode of Real Things Living, Brigitte Cutshall sits down with Dr. Steven Falowski, a neurosurgeon with nearly 20 years of experience who is helping lead the charge against chronic pain — without opioids. Dr. Falowski breaks down how spinal cord stimulation has evolved from bulky external battery packs to quarter-sized implants that quietly re-train your nervous system to stop feeling pain. From spine injuries and arthritis to migraines and post-surgical recovery, this conversation opens the door to a world of solutions most patients don't even know exist.3 Takeaways:(1) Pain is more common than heart disease, cancer, and diabetes combined — yet the tools to treat it effectively remain largely unknown to the public.(2) Spinal cord stimulators don't just block pain anymore — they re-register nerves to stop perceiving pain altogether.(3) New research is putting stimulators in at the time of spine surgery to prevent chronic pain before it even starts. If you or a loved one is silently navigating chronic pain, look beyond the pill bottle and research local pain specialists who utilize modern spinal cord stimulation. Explore trusted resources through the American Society of Pain and Neuroscience (ASPN) at https://aspnpain.com/Learn more about Dr. Falowski’s practice at https://www.asclancaster.com/physicians/steven-m-falowski-md/

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