Ketamine infusion therapy for CRPS
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After living with CRPS/RSD for three years and trying several treatments, I'm sorry to report the CRPS has only progressed.
I was injured while in the United States Coast Guard in 2013 and it caused a rare autoimmune disease called Complex Regional Pain Syndrome. According to the McGill pain scale this is the most painful disease known to man. I have used all my disability money and a lot of my parents money trying to get better, trying any treatments available to me. This disease is everywhere except my face including my internal organs.
Now we have come across a great company called Klarisana, founded by Carl J. Bonnet, M.D., who treats CRPS with a drug called Ketamine.
Lieutenant Colonel Bonnet spent 20 years severing in the Army National Guard. Previously to opening Klarisana he worked in a Veterans Affairs ER and saw how the disabled Veterans were being treated.
I'm happy to announce my first Ketamine infusion went well and I have three, four hour Ketamine infusions set up for next week! I'm so exited for this new path of healing and I'm so thankful for all the hard work everyone at Klarisana does especially Lt. Colonel Bonnet for giving me this hope and making it possible for me to get relief.
I'm asking for your help friends and family, because this treatment is experimental and not covered by insurance. If you cannot financially help please just share my story to raise awareness for this rare disease.
I was injured while in the United States Coast Guard in 2013 and it caused a rare autoimmune disease called Complex Regional Pain Syndrome. According to the McGill pain scale this is the most painful disease known to man. I have used all my disability money and a lot of my parents money trying to get better, trying any treatments available to me. This disease is everywhere except my face including my internal organs.
Now we have come across a great company called Klarisana, founded by Carl J. Bonnet, M.D., who treats CRPS with a drug called Ketamine.
Lieutenant Colonel Bonnet spent 20 years severing in the Army National Guard. Previously to opening Klarisana he worked in a Veterans Affairs ER and saw how the disabled Veterans were being treated.
I'm happy to announce my first Ketamine infusion went well and I have three, four hour Ketamine infusions set up for next week! I'm so exited for this new path of healing and I'm so thankful for all the hard work everyone at Klarisana does especially Lt. Colonel Bonnet for giving me this hope and making it possible for me to get relief.
I'm asking for your help friends and family, because this treatment is experimental and not covered by insurance. If you cannot financially help please just share my story to raise awareness for this rare disease.
Organizer
Megan Naylor
Organizer
San Antonio, TX