I found out yesterday in a consultation with a local ECT doctor that the ECT therapy which I have been working on for months, was not available to a variety of vague regulatory reasons except perhaps at a "tertiary medical center" and was later told that within the last few weeks, Michael Stanton Hicks, M.D. was approached by someone - who had apparently read my article - only to be told that while he could provide Prialt, the Cleveland Clinic doesn't do ECT for CRPS.

Mike

Hi Mike! Great work bro!

Sorry to hear about the set backs, but press on my friend, the squeaky wheel gets the grease as they say. At least you articles are getting notice.

I thought I was the only one that did this. It is very frustrating to say the least. At one time I could read over 1800 words per minute with over 80% comprehension. Now as I read, I read lines over and over, and cant remember what I read as I approach the end of the page. When I write it turns out just as you have said in the above quote.

I sure hope your doin well bro, and am glad to see that you have emersed yourself into some fine work.

I was offered ECT years ago for depression. That was before it was known for cronic pain.

My thought is that most everyone that has RSD deals with depression so if they could get into a therapist office and get the diagnoses of major depression then they may be able to get the ECT.

It sounds like you are on the right track Mike.

Ada