So true! However, this month when I go to get my treatment, a portion of it will be covered by my insurance. This is after three years of paying cash. I am grateful!

Also, I recently spoke with my psychologist, and he went to a meeting for mental doctors, and they were discussing clinicians walking people through their ketamine treatments. They say that there’s going to be more people using this treatment, and a need for clinicians to walk people through their treatments.

I’ve been doing it for so long now, I don’t need any assistance. Well, I never did, I did acid in the 80s. I was prepared for the experience lol. But I guess some people do find it terrifying, and it would be helpful to have somebody there with them. The location I go to, refer to me as the OG of ketamine treatments! I’m a real success story for them, and that helps him want to continue what they’re doing.

It’s not just the ketamine, though, you have to continue taking your other medication, going to your psychologist appointments. In addition, the big change in my life is returning to my walk in Christ. That’s been the key to everything. Some people show up thinking the ketamine is going to solve all the problems and it doesn’t. There’s so much involved in, finally getting over that hump, and getting your life back after suffering from severe depression.

However; from personal experience… If somebody does not have Jesus Christ in their heart, I would not recommend the ketamine. There’s too much risk for the evil one to come in when you’re in that much of an Altar’d State. But that’s just my personal opinion not a clinical one.