Sign of life. Not in a great place right now but I’m still fighting. Good days and bad days.
Got some additional pregnancy complications so hoping for some clarity in the coming weeks.
All I know...
Sorry to hear Carla.
Serious suggestion... You might want to talk to your Anaesthesiologist and surgeon about whether Ketamine would be a good choice of anaesthetic.
There is a very sizable body of academic literature indicating that Ketamine administration reduces incidences of PTSD in sequle. There are also studies showing the opposite, but I would guess these are funded by the pharma industry (Ketamine is a generic).
It's very often used on my ski hill, at location, and subsequently. It's also significantly less addictive than other commonly used pharmaceuticals.
Best wishes x
Serious suggestion... You might want to talk to your Anaesthesiologist and surgeon about whether Ketamine would be a good choice of anaesthetic.
There is a very sizable body of academic literature indicating that Ketamine administration reduces incidences of PTSD in sequle. There are also studies showing the opposite, but I would guess these are funded by the pharma industry (Ketamine is a generic).
It's very often used on my ski hill, at location, and subsequently. It's also significantly less addictive than other commonly used pharmaceuticals.
Best wishes x