Jack Kowalski
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12 appearances
3 recordings
1 series
first heard Nov 2024
last heard 26 Feb
Jack Kowalski’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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And then he told us that there's a chance that she could potentially die.
When we got back from Mexico, we couldn't afford to keep up with Dr. Kirkpatrick's treatments.
So he recommended his colleague, Dr. Hannah, who took our insurance and prescribed low dosages of ketamine for Maya.
She never stated who she was. She just walked in, looked at me, looked at Maya.
And she started to ask questions.
We as parents tried to do the best we can for our children, but there's nothing that could prepare me for what I went through. Nothing. Beata and I had a beautiful family, but then Maya started to get sick.
Maya had advanced complex regional pain syndrome, and we know what the best therapy is for it. It's called ketamine.
We're just blessed that we've finally seen something working. But Maya relapsed. Beata's explaining to the emergency room, this is what needs to be done.
But they didn't listen.
This was not the first time I've seen this type of scenario. After a few days at the hospital, they refused to give her ketamine. And without the high dose ketamine treatment, she had virtually no mobility in her legs at all. And that's where you get these blood clots forming, which can break off, go to the lungs, and it could be fatal.
And I felt it was important that Beata understood the seriousness of this. So I warned her in all medical probability that Maya would die a slow, painful death.
We knew as parents something was wrong and they are not doing enough. So when Beata got home, she didn't go to bed. She researched. And that's when she ended up finding Dr. Kirkpatrick.
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