Cindy Dahlman

Hi, my name is Cindy Dahlman.

Off and on, probably since I was a teenager. Yeah. I think the awareness of it didn't come to me until I was probably in my 30s. I'm 61 now.

But it wasn't in my head. And I was spending more time indoors, sleeping. Felt like a truck stuck in the mud. And like I ran out of gas, too.

Ketamine, I knew absolutely nothing about. In fact, I don't even know that I'd even heard of it.

Not like Snow White and the Little Birds, you know, happy as the day. But I did have a little bit of a bluebird on the windowsill kind of feeling, the joyfulness of more awareness of the presence of the day around me and not just the funk in my head. I was still a bit groggy. It was like the next day that I really felt the overall, oh, this is, something's different, you know.

I was so stripped raw emotionally that I was so grateful for everybody's participation in my wellness journey. You know, even now, a little bit of love leaks out of my eyes, but it's because of gratitude.

Yeah. But who doesn't respond to love and kindness, right?