Bio

Growing up with a grandfather in the television industry Rowe Jones has been around “the business” all of his life. In 1988 Rowe founded RadioVision Inc. a production company geared toward the commercial market. Rowe’s talents as a writer, producer, voice-over artist and on camera talent have led him to work for clients like VH-1, NASCAR, Sears and many others.

However, behind the scenes Rowe was waging a painful battle with a complex neurological condition. He went to a countless number of doctors but no one could tell him why he was hurting. In 2003 his condition worsened. His pain dramatically increased and his appetite decreased as Rowe lost 60 pounds. Left undiagnosed and untreated this mysterious illness could have led to his demise. Finally, Rowe came up with his own hypothesis and mentioned it to a doctor friend and together they formulated a potential diagnosis. After 25 years of searching Rowe thought he had the answer to why he was hurting. Two months later he had brain surgery in an attempt to feel more comfortable. His self-diagnosis was correct but the results of the surgery were not as hoped. But Rowe has not let this result deter his goal to lead a happy and fulfilling life.

It was during this surgery Rowe had a revelation of supernatural proportions. He thought that by telling his story and offering his strategies and insight to living with pain, he could help others who suffer. He could also relate this insight to doctors, nurses and others in the healthcare field. His spiritual journey is a powerful message for believers.

Thus began the Happy with Pain movement. Rowe mentions, “It’s my life’s goal now to help people in pain. My purpose is to share my story and coping skills with as many people I can reach. I know I can make a difference.” Rowe’s strategies and techniques for dealing with adversity have interested the corporate market as well. He has delivered this message in the United States and Great Britain changing the lives of thousands. Rowe is writing a book and creating other useful products to help people with pain.