QOL
MM, pain
MINOR
The analysis of QOL scores revealed that there were minor improvements in the physical component within the MM group and for mental health in the CG. However, there were no significant differences between groups at any follow-up point (Qualitatively, 20% of the MM participants referred to the term QOL during the interviews, and some perceived changes.The change in pain […] is quality of life because one already has certain tools to control pain. I no longer need to reach the point of no return […] at least, I know how to manage it, and I know how to have quality of life, […] Knowing that if the pain is going to start, I do what you taught me, breathing, and that it is working for me. It has allowed me to be well. I am calm and I have a good quality of life. (JAC)When I was hurting, the pain was in my waist, my spine. It was terrible. I could not move. My quality of life ended. (JOMU)