Committed to a humane and dignified treatment of chronic pain for all people.
Most sufferers can feel alone even in the company of many people. They harbor guilt from the many secrets that suffering has caused, endure the inadequacies, exhibit the effects, and suffer the consequences. Chronic pain, if not properly treated, can ruin lives and relationships. Because pain is a natural occurrence and necessary to the human body, it can't be eradicated, but with proper treatment the suffering caused from continual pain can be relieved.
Chronic pain almost ruined my life–more than once. I offer all my experiences and the knowledge I acquired from them to those in need. I've dedicated the remainder of these later years of my life to that cause.
–David P. Navarria, chronic pain sufferer for over 30 years.
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Co-Founder of The Complete Chronic Pain Condition Organization (CCPC Organization) A non-profit organization for Chronic pain support, and pain relief. It is a network of chronic pain sufferers which provides moral support, communication, and other types of pain help. CCPC Organization addresses all causes, treatments, influences–all things that fuel chronic pain. The organization does not profit from chronic pain as do organizations that are promoted by pharmaceutical companies and many health care practitioners! It's goal is simple: to help chronic pain sufferers. |
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Author of the book: Complete Chronic Pain Condition Considered by many to be the most realistic source of chronic pain information in the world today, this pain book was written by a 30 year veteran sufferer who combined research conducted over a ten year period with first hand experience. During the years of researching for his chronic pain book, author David Navarria, co-founder of the Complete Chronic Pain Condition Organization, (CCPC Organization) realized that in most cases of extended chronic pain, a cumulative effect usually takes place with such sufferers. The consequence is an accumulation of additional afflictions and issues, and is the basis of other acquired problems. For more information visit here |
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Author of the book: Dog Gone Days I would best describe my book, Dog Gone Days, as a love story. For those that can relate to the symbolic manner I used–the telling of a story of time spent with my dogs–it really equated to the story of my wife and I, the progression of our relationship although we were apart often, and an accounting of our true love for each other through my bouts with pain and illnesses. It is the story of my journey to the discovery and realization of those things, and how I developed an appreciation for them. When I did, I was able to understand the pain and suffering that I had, and continue to have in my life, and put both favorable and unfavorable things in a perspective I could deal with. For dog lovers, there's an awful lot as well! For more information visit the site here |
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