SeekingOblivion
Bluelighter
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This whole story (and thread) has a lot going on, but I wanted to chime in briefly as somebody who spent 16 months living in a children's hospital as a young teenager. I was part of a clinical trial there using an enourmous dose of intraveous ketamine to put me out. I was freshly stapled up from an intestinal surgery and we suspected it was infected internally, so they wanted to take the staples out. I would only allow this under the condition that they shut my memory off effectively, and they IV'd 600mg of ketamine to me when I weighed 130 pounds. My memory turned on 3-4 days later. My mother has videos of me talking to Peter Griffin from Family Guy, describing a marching band of mice on a countertop in the room, a bunch of goofy ket shit. What's interesting about this though, is that I felt 0 depression for 3-6 months afterwards, and I was pretty generally depressed to begin with.
Thank you for sharing your experience. So can we take from this that you generally feel positive about safety and efficacy of high dose k treatment for pedes?
A difference here is that Maya was I think 8ish, under a 100 lbs and the doctors at reputable hospitals couldn’t see a medical reason for these treatments. So much so that the only doctor she could find to do it was off shores in Mexico, and it was such a high dose that it involved putting her in a medical coma for 3 days, fully intubated etc.