jamesBrown
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I don't think that my insurance will cover ketamine. I'm also treating fatigue and insomnia (from post treatment lyme disease syndrome) more than pain honestly. the gabapentin has been helping my insomnia for sure. and i still get dreams/REM sleep so it seems like its not fucking with sleep architecture too much
The ketamine treats practically EVERYTHING(within reason)....ESPECIALLY fatigue and depression(or ANYTHING remotely like depression)....as well as insomnia. NO joke.
And yea it isn't covered by my insurance either. In fact I'm pretty sure NO insurance covers it right now since it's just now starting to become a more common treatment. Give it a few years. But yea, it costs me about $300 per infusion....and I can choose to get them WHENEVER I want. Like, I can do it back to back.....one day, and then the next. Or I can choose to do it just whenever I feel like it. I get the feeling my doctors are making A LOT of $$$$$$$ from these infusions given the way they talk about it and how they are constantly reminding me I can get one whenever. Although, funny enough, I have yet to pay them for my infusions. They just said I could pay them later since I was so fucked up from the infusion....that was 3 months ago.
Anyway....my point is that even tho insurance doesn't cover it....it works for so long(and feels so amazing) that it might be worth it.
Seriously....it makes almost everything better....and I have MANY MANY serious ailments.