HI, I am new to group. I have severe RSD. I found a couple of members that I know. I am looking for a doctor in the Seattle area that does ketamine infusions. I know there are several in South Seattle, but don't know their names. I just got back from the RSDHOPEORG. in Tampa, FL. I had 4 days of high dose ketamine infusions. It only lasted a few days. A friend with full body RSD was there right before I was. She had it come back with in a week of returning home. She lives in the dark and can only shower rarely because of the horrid pain of anything touching her. She is only 32 with 2 small children.
I want to help support people in pain and add any knowledge I might have to help and support anyone. I believe in a higher power and the power of prayer in healing. Asking for miracles always helps. I have seen them happen before my eyes.
I would enjoy making new friends. hear4

Welcome to NT!
I see you are finding your way around the forums. Sounds like you have alot to share! I'm mostly at the SCS forum and I see you've had quite an experience. Thanks so much for sharing.

It's great to have you here!

Rae

Hello Hear4 and WELCOME to NeuroTalk!

I see you have found your way to RSD/CRPS forum.

Please feel free to roam around all of the forums and join in anywhere.

If you have any questions or need and assistance please don't hesitate to ask. Someone will always be around shortly to help in any way possible.

I look forward to seeing you around the board.

Abbie

Hello and welcome to NeuroTalk. Happy to see you have come to be with us. Just let us know if we can be of any help.

There are great number and caring fellow members here, just let us know how we can assist, you will see we are are supportive and relaxing place. Our shoulders are here for support in many ways.

Look's like you are roaming around.Again welcome, looking forward to seeing you around. My thoughts and prayers are with you.

Darlene

I've found that while showers exacerbate my RSD pain, warm baths with Epsom Salts reduce it. I use a large aluminum bowl that is not at all heavy to rinse my hair after shampooing. Also, baby wipes or wipes for the disabled and dry shampoo might also help her in-between as well.