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LYME Voice - 109 The Amazing Benefits of Ketamine IV Therapy

109 The Amazing Benefits of Ketamine IV Therapy

09/24/20 • 68 min

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Treating patients with Ketamine for 5 years now, almost 2 years at his own clinic, Jonathan Evertsen and the staff of Urbane Medical, are dedicated to serving the Lyme community and have seen some of the most amazing stories of healing, fortitude, love, and strength and have seen some miraculous improvements from IV Ketamine Therapy.

Key Takeaways:

  • Ketamine promotes a sense of mental well-being!
  • Ketamine treatments are helping those who suffer from chronic symptoms.
  • Helps to alleviate chronic regional pain.

~It can restore a sense of vigor

~Increases neuro elasticity.

~Less anxiety

~Less depression

~Less OCD

~Less PTSD

~Increases concentration

~Renewed sense of self

~Can help people with mobility and gait.

~Reduces brain fog

~Migraine relief

  • After my first Ketamine treatment...“I’m not drunk, and I’m not high, but I’m not sober.”Sarah
  • Reestablishes interrupted nerve connections that are necessary to recover from traumatic memories.
  • “We have to stop the suffering”-Sarah
  • “Lyme hasn’t had the attention it deserves”-Jonathan Evertsen
  • “The lunacy that you have to go through to find adequate care with this illness. The amount of courage you have to have to continue to self-advocate. The amount of resources (time, energy, money) that you have to be willing to commit to your healing journey, is off the charts.”-Sarah
  • Fantastic definition of traditional western medicine... If a pill doesn’t solve the problem, I’ve got nothing.”
  • One of the best gifts you can give someone EVER, in their entire lives, is to eliminate their pain.”-Sarah
  • The most important thing about a practitioner at this point in my journey is how I “feel”, if they “hear me” and if they believe me.
  • “The relationships that we have with our patients in extremely moving and we want to be reachable”-Jonathan

Resources Mentioned:

  • Yale Medicine Article

https://www.yalemedicine.org/stories/ketamine-the-new-miracle-drug/

Connect with my guest:

Jonathan Evertsen 480-327-7160

833-887-2263 Jonathan@UrbaneMedical

Contact Sarah-[email protected]

Sponsors:

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Treating patients with Ketamine for 5 years now, almost 2 years at his own clinic, Jonathan Evertsen and the staff of Urbane Medical, are dedicated to serving the Lyme community and have seen some of the most amazing stories of healing, fortitude, love, and strength and have seen some miraculous improvements from IV Ketamine Therapy.

Key Takeaways:

  • Ketamine promotes a sense of mental well-being!
  • Ketamine treatments are helping those who suffer from chronic symptoms.
  • Helps to alleviate chronic regional pain.

~It can restore a sense of vigor

~Increases neuro elasticity.

~Less anxiety

~Less depression

~Less OCD

~Less PTSD

~Increases concentration

~Renewed sense of self

~Can help people with mobility and gait.

~Reduces brain fog

~Migraine relief

  • After my first Ketamine treatment...“I’m not drunk, and I’m not high, but I’m not sober.”Sarah
  • Reestablishes interrupted nerve connections that are necessary to recover from traumatic memories.
  • “We have to stop the suffering”-Sarah
  • “Lyme hasn’t had the attention it deserves”-Jonathan Evertsen
  • “The lunacy that you have to go through to find adequate care with this illness. The amount of courage you have to have to continue to self-advocate. The amount of resources (time, energy, money) that you have to be willing to commit to your healing journey, is off the charts.”-Sarah
  • Fantastic definition of traditional western medicine... If a pill doesn’t solve the problem, I’ve got nothing.”
  • One of the best gifts you can give someone EVER, in their entire lives, is to eliminate their pain.”-Sarah
  • The most important thing about a practitioner at this point in my journey is how I “feel”, if they “hear me” and if they believe me.
  • “The relationships that we have with our patients in extremely moving and we want to be reachable”-Jonathan

Resources Mentioned:

  • Yale Medicine Article

https://www.yalemedicine.org/stories/ketamine-the-new-miracle-drug/

Connect with my guest:

Jonathan Evertsen 480-327-7160

833-887-2263 Jonathan@UrbaneMedical

Contact Sarah-[email protected]

Sponsors:

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undefined - 108 Fighting For A Cure with Lauren Lovejoy of Lyme Warrior and Suzanne Burden

108 Fighting For A Cure with Lauren Lovejoy of Lyme Warrior and Suzanne Burden

  • Bio-From Grad Student and workaholic to bed-bound Lyme patient, Lauren started Lyme Warrior four years ago when she learned the struggle of Lyme first hand and knew she had to help. Lauren holds a Masters in Analytics and has years of experience in promotion and the legal field. She is working to empower those with Lyme Disease and help others to join together to make a change while still fighting her personal battle with Lyme Disease. To date, Lyme Warrior has given over $70,000 to Lyme research, Lyme patients in need, and shipped over 300 Kid's Smile boxes to children suffering from Lyme Disease. Lauren lives in Virginia with her best friend and teammate Eric where they run an Airbnb and regenerative agriculture farm. Key Takeaways:
    • Loving someone with Lyme is complicated.
    • Seemingly overnight, Lauren began dealing with anxiety and panic attacks and became bed-bound while searching for answers. (10:00)
    • Self-advocacy is so important when you are being dismissed by practitioners. If you can learn anything from this episode, learn that you must be driving your own healthcare journey. (12:00)
  • “Yeah, after two years...I finally found a diagnosis.” followed by the crushing reality that recovering from Lyme is, in fact, awful, and it didn’t work.
  • I turned to the Lyme Facebook groups for answers on how to heal.
    • A crash landing can happen when you are close to healing.
    • Our 4th date consisted of moving across the country for treatment. Dating while going through the unknowns of being in treatment.
    • Tapping into your intuition...keep doing what is working.
  • Accepting care as a vulnerable patient can be very difficult. When you do find people who can help you heal, you must let them into your world.
    • Try and stay open to the possibilities around you, even when you are suffering.
  • “If you focus on the problems, you will miss the opportunities. If you focus on opportunities, you’ll see past your problems.”
    • Who we are, is different than who we will inevitably become.
  • 2 for 1 deal: Healing the Lyme often exposes other areas that need to be healed.(22:00)
    • “It’s ok to be scared as you face the unknown of battling chronic Lyme.”
  • Brene Brown says “Do it afraid.”
    • “Let go of being scared of becoming someone else.”-Lauren Lovejoy (32:00)
    • “I choose to let gratitude smack me in the face.”-Lauren Lovejoy
    • A big misconception is that your friends and families will see and understand what you are battling. But they often don’t understand. And you may need to put boundaries around the relationships that are draining or taking away energy from you.
  • Be open to new friends, they could be your next best resource.
  • If you need answers, the FB groups can be really helpful to talk to strangers who ‘get it.”
    • Lyme Warrior was born out of wanting to help people get access to treatments.
  • Areas of impact provided by the Lyme Warrior Organization
    1. Research
    2. Funding for patients
    3. Smile boxes that get mailed to kids battling Lyme
    • LymeWarrior.com Instagram @LymeWarriorUS
    Resources Mentioned: Herbalist-Please contact Lauren directly to get access to the herbalist who is helping to save her life! Instagram @LymeWarriorUS Connect with my guest: Contact Sarah- [email protected] Contact Suzanne- Sponsors:

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undefined - 110 Who Am I Really? Katrina Radke-Overcoming CFIDS & Learning To Trust My Voice

110 Who Am I Really? Katrina Radke-Overcoming CFIDS & Learning To Trust My Voice

From farm town girl to Olympic Swimmer, to bedridden and beyond, therapist Katrina Radke uses her inspirational story, professional experiences, and powerful yet simple tools to help you find what drives you to be your best while feeling deeply satisfied in all areas of your life.

Key Takeaways:

  • Chronic fatigue, insomnia, and 15 doctors later is when I finally found a practitioner that was helping.
  • I went on a HUGE spiritual journey, as my titles and roles shifted. I had to look at life very differently. I had to ask “who am I really.”
  • Having my mind not work and realizing this wasn’t going to be over in a day were some of the hardest parts.
  • Having been a person who liked and went after goals, Radke states “I had to learn to be ok with whatever showed up in the moment.”
  • My biggest lesson during that time was “To TRUST, and to know that I am ok, no matter what happens. Even if I’m bedridden.” (10:00)
  • When my Doctor suggested at the age of 21 that I should get a disabled parking sticker, I was in shock because I was used to pretending that I wasn’t really sick.
  • “The wildest part was not being able to explain to people why I was disabled.”
  • I learned that I could trust my voice, my intuition, I get to know that I’m not making stuff up, I didn’t need anyone else’s approval, I just need my own. If I’m ok with me, the rest doesn’t matter so much. (12:00)

(I was this far into finishing the show notes when I had a concussion, more details in the episodes to come) **I’m better, I think, who knows. Life with Lyme is continually changing. We will be talking all about change, loss, medical PTSD, grief, and new treatment options here in November 2020. The only way out is through-Sarah

Connect with my guest: http://www.katrinaradke.com

Contact Sarah-[email protected]

Sponsors:

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