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Old 05-24-2010, 07:59 PM #1
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Baseball mama - low dose ketamine infusions have helped me a lot, I just started them in April. It took me a long time to arrange, though, and insurance coverage is really difficult to obtain. Check out old posts on the subject. If you have the right insurance, and can gain access to the treatments, ketamine can make a huge difference....

good luck to you. XOXOX Sandy
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