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Curing Chronic Pain: Stories of Hope and Healing

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In 2004, Dr. Robert T. Cochran published Understanding Chronic Pain, a ground-breaking work exploring the links between pain, depression, childhood trauma, substance abuse, and bipolar disease. A companion to that work, Curing Chronic Pain demonstrates the advancements Cochran has made in successfully treating patients suffering from pain. He has found that chronic pain, a single core illness, can be alleviated with the careful application of certain drugs, even those in the controversial opiate class. In many cases, Cochran says, miraculous cures have been achieved. Presented in a conversational, anecdotal format, this book examines the specific experiences of chronic pain patients under Cochran's supervision. As a reader you will be struck by Cochran's warmth, compassion, intellect, and willingness to confront the complicated issues surrounding treatment. There is hope in Curing Chronic Pain.

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Book details

Author
Robert Cochran
Imprint
Turner Publishing Company
Published
Formats
Paperback, Hardcover
Subjects
Health & Fitness › Pain Management
Medical › Essays
ISBN-13
9781577364122 (Paperback)9781630269371 (Hardcover)

About the author

ROBERT T. COCHRAN is a physician with more than four decades of practice in internal medicine, neurology, and chronic pain management, and the author of three books. His recent books include The Opiate Cure: Pain and the Bipolar Spectrum, Curing Chronic Pain: Stories of Hope and Healing, and Understanding Chronic Pain: A Doctor Talks to His Patients.

Cochran holds a medical degree from Vanderbilt University Medical School and completed his residency in internal medicine and neurology at the University of Texas and Duke University. He founded a private medical practice in Nashville, Tennessee, in 1963 and served as co-director of the Pain Center at Centennial Hospital in Nashville in the 1990s.

Robert lives in Nashville with his wife, Donna.

Format: Paperback