Ketamine, a powerful anesthetic and pain reliever, has garnered attention for its potential in treating mental health disorders such as depression and PTSD. Recent studies have shown promising results, leading to increased advocacy for its use in therapy.
Petitions under this topic advocate for expanded access to ketamine treatment, pushing for insurance coverage and supportive regulations. One petition with thousands of signatures calls for mental health parity laws to ensure equitable treatment options for all individuals. Another popular petition urges healthcare providers to recognize ketamines therapeutic benefits and incorporate it into mainstream treatments for depression.
Join the movement to support accessible mental health care and explore the petitions on ketamine to make a difference. Your involvement can help shape policies and improve mental health services for those in need.
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CRPS is a monster of a disease to treat. Ketamine literally saved my life. Pain medication almost took my life! It was hell getting off of them & I will never go back. Medicare & insurance companies need to start paying for these life saving infusions. The suicide rates are sky rocketing, we have an life saving treatment yet they won’t pay.
I am a proud Mom of a beautiful,talented, loving grown daughter. And I am sooo blessed that I can enjoy life with her. I was very close to losing her, a outcome I could not have lived through. Depression and anxiety has robbed her of so many years. She had difficulty in school and working. As a parent you are willing to do anything to save her. I don't think there is a medication we didn't try. Not to mention the number of therapist, psychologist, psychiatrist and Hospitalizations. My daughter was the one that discovered the research on Ketamine. I saw an interview about a Veteran who had benefited so much. We found a place but after many appeals, insurance would not cover the 500.00 per treatment. So I needed to go into my retirement savings. Best decision I ever made. She has had 3 years of life she is so deserving of. And I have my daughter back. She's gone back to school, got married and has a great job. There is absolutely NO reason why this treatment can't be approved. I pray the people who have the power to save lives NEVER have to live through what we did. That said, the squeaky wheel of b bureaucracy needs to be oiled. There are so many beautiful souls that we lose everyday because we refuse to make this treatment available. Shame on them
Ketamine is the only treatment for my CRPS that gives me 80% relief. I pay $1100 out of pocket. Insurance should participate, including Medicare/ Medicaid.
After losing my cousin to an overdose in 2023 I have had to answer some really tough questions from her youngest child. When he asked me if he could have done something to save her, it broke my heart. He was lucky to not be there when it happened - other children aren't so lucky (if you can really call it luck). They need effective solutions that are simple to use, even though we don't ever want them to have to be "the one" who has to respond. There are endless examples of scenarios like this which means there is no one size fits all or a perfect response. We need whatever options that allow for someone to be able to respond when a person is dying from an overdose. Whether they are a child or an adult, trained or not. Period. People don't need to die because we told them they could only get this tool or that tool when there are a spectrum of options available.