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Old 04-05-2011, 10:20 AM #1
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Default Ketamine/RSD
When I read through the posts I see various mentions of ketamine. Can we get one thread going of everyone who has had ketamine and what their experience was like?

My 19 yr old daughter has had ketamine, both inpatient and out and is painfree right now. She still needs boosters but we are so thankful after 2 years of unrelenting pain that she is getting relief.

Liz
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