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Adjusting the walk duration to suit your level and re-grading walking after pain flares are also recommended.\"},{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of the 'My Goals' section?\",\"answer\":\"The 'My Goals' section is dedicated to defining personal objectives for pain management and activity levels, encouraging users to take an active role in their recovery through structured goal-setting.\"},{\"question\":\"How should one adjust walking routines after a pain flare or illness?\",\"answer\":\"If a pain flare or illness occurs, it is advised to re-grade walking by following a structured approach such as the one outlined in the example strategies to gradually increase activity levels.\"}]","Pain Management – Occupational Therapy Goal Setting Sheet | DOCX"]