THE CHRONIC PAIN MANAGEMENT SOURCEBOOK

"A mandatory read for all aspects of pain management."
        --Gene Dedick, past regional director, American Chronic Pain Association

More than 34 million people deal with some form of chronic pain, which is defined as pain which cannot be completely cured by medical treatment.  People who best manage chronic pain are the ones who take responsibility for their condition and seek ways to help themselves.

In The Chronic Pain Management Sourcebook, medical journalist David Drum shows how patience, determination, and knowledge can help you and perhaps your family deal more effectively with the debilitating effects of chronic pain. Building a team of specialists is helpful, but ultimately chronic pain should be self managed.

Available now in a specially-updated new Vintage Wellness ebook edition, released in 2011 by Burning Books Press, this comprehensive and compassionate book discusses the insidious nature of chronic pain and its physical, mental, and spiritual effects. After an introduction by noted physician Malin Dollinger, MD, The Chronic Pain Management Sourcebook explains coping mechanisms such as meditation, visualization, social support, drug therapy, and stress reduction that can help sufferers minimize the impact of pain on their lives. 

Fortunately, with the information now available in this book, you can learn how to get the most out of your life despite chronic pain.

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