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Old 03-07-2011, 12:11 PM #1
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Default The count down is on.
We have one more week and my daugther will be getting her 1st Ketamine treatment. 3 day high dose with Dr Kirkpatrick in Tampa Fl. I pray she response well to the treatment and can get some relief.
It took me 10 yrs to get a diagnoses from the doctors. She is 18 now. She has full body RSD. Her pain are increasing more rapidly now. The sensitive is everywhere.
I am so affraid if the ketamine does not work she will get worse. She is such a wonderful person and is the strongest person I know. Even with the constant pain of RSD she is graduating this summer #1 in her class. She is a amazing person.
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