Media and Press Kit

Everything you need to book Davis for interviews, podcasts, panels, and speaking opportunities.

Why Book Davis

Honest, relatable voice on chronic pain and resilience
Lived experience + strong storytelling
Clear, grounded communication style
Perfect for podcasts, panels, and keynote‑style talks

Bio(s)

Davis K Bain is an author and chronic condition advocate. After a life‑changing injury as an engineering student and Air Force cadet, he now focuses on supporting those facing chronic pain, illness, or injury, as well as the people who care for them.

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Davis K Bain is an author and chronic condition advocate whose life forever changed during his senior year of college. After a sudden injury led to Post‑Concussion Syndrome, he found himself navigating years of chronic pain, medical dismissal, and the emotional weight of an invisible disability. His experiences inspired him to write Chronic Pain Warrior, a practical and compassionate resource for anyone facing chronic pain, illness, or injury.

Before his injury, Davis thrived in leadership roles, outdoor adventure, and service. Today, he uses that same resilience and zeal to support others. Through his writing and advocacy, Davis helps Chronic Pain Warriors and their loved ones feel seen, understood, and less alone.

Interview Topics

The emotional reality of chronic pain
Advocating for yourself in the medical system
Rebuilding identity when everything is different
The story behind Chronic Pain Warrior
Supporting loved ones with chronic conditions
Resilience, healing, and mental health
God and suffering: What does The Bible say?

Interview Questions

The Book

What inspired you to write Chronic Pain Warrior
What do you hope readers take away from the book
Which chapter was the hardest to write, and why
How can loved ones better support someone living with chronic pain

My Story

What was life like before your injury, and how did everything change afterward
How did being a senior engineering student and Air Force ROTC cadet shape your response to chronic pain
What were the early signs that this wasn’t a typical concussion recovery

Chronic Pain and Invisible Illness

What do people often misunderstand about chronic pain or invisible disabilities
How did medical dismissal impact your mental and emotional health
What symptoms were the hardest to live with day‑to‑day