Pain is a troubling constant for many children and adults with cerebral palsy (CP). We still lack definitive epidemiological evidence to confirm that pain is disproportionately prevalent among individuals with CP, but it is clear that intractable pain is an unwelcome part of daily life for too many.1 The study by van der Slot et al.2 reports on pain, fatigue, and depressive symptoms among adults with spastic bilateral CP without severe intellectual disabilities. Van der Slot and John Belew - author.