Fighting Pain Finding Joy: What 130+ children and chronic pain have taught me
David Alan Gray
Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
2015
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Pain comes in many types, not just physical, yet this is the one most of us deal with most often. I cannot imagine there is anyone on the planet who has not suffered physical pain in some way at some time in their life. Many babies are welcomed into life with a smack on the bottom forcing them to cry and prove they are alive.I know a lot about pain because in 2002, my family was involved in a car wreck in which our 10 nearly, 11-year-old daughter, Elizabeth died. We were all severely hurt, filling up all the ICU and PICU units at the hospital we were taken to. We ran up over $2,000,000 of hospital and medical bills. I was left handicapped with RSD / CRPS, a nerve dysfunction where a trauma site hurts constantly and for the rest of the sufferer's life, as if the trauma had just occurred.Fighting Pain Finding Joy will show you how I have managed to do exactly what the title says; Fight the Pain and Find Joy.
