[SandyS]

FOX Television on the Ketamine Coma Study



On October 8 FOX Television featured Jessica Stevens and Shannon Stocker MD in a 5-minute report on the ketamine coma study:


Dr. Kirkpatrick sent this email out from the RSD Institute, it is a video on a young 21 year old girl who underwent the Ketamine Coma in Mexico. It is a news clip from Fox News.


http://rsdfoundation.org/en/FOX_10_9_09.htm





Sandy

www.rsdfoundation.org

www.rsdhealthcare.org

[SBOWLING]

Thanks for sharing this link. I went to her web site and the family web site. Her story is amazing and should give us all hope. I am on the waiting list for the coma and when it's my turn or close to it. I will remember this information.

I have had full body RSD (9 years). My pain is awful today and I have had to work hard to function. For me this thread was a reminder there are others worse than me. It kept me from having a personal pitty party.

Thanks again for sharing!

[debbiehub]

Thanks for the link- I went thru the 5 day low dose ketamine and it did not work for me. I wish there would be more stories on TV about RSD without talking about the ketamine or the suffering people still go thru after the ketamine has worn off. These ketamine stories makes people think we do have a way out- while that may be true for some- for most the suffering continues. I think that news or health shows should focus on what life is like for most of us so we can educate the world on what RSD does to us,,,and maybe get more funding for research. (i think i am rambling?)

Debbie

[SandyS]

Your not rambling, it is true what you say. Ketamine does work, it has worked for my daughter, but I know that boosters are in her future.
Hopefully, you will find what works for you.

Sandy

Originally Posted by debbiehub

Thanks for the link- I went thru the 5 day low dose ketamine and it did not work for me. I wish there would be more stories on TV about RSD without talking about the ketamine or the suffering people still go thru after the ketamine has worn off. These ketamine stories makes people think we do have a way out- while that may be true for some- for most the suffering continues. I think that news or health shows should focus on what life is like for most of us so we can educate the world on what RSD does to us,,,and maybe get more funding for research. (i think i am rambling?)

Debbie