Full Transcript Introduction and Dr. Bloom 0:03 I am a hard stick, and he's the only 0:03 I am a hard stick, and he's the only doctor that I have ever known, including 0:05 doctor that I have ever known, including 0:05 doctor that I have ever known, including surgeons, because I have a scar from 0:09 surgeons, because I have a scar from 0:09 surgeons, because I have a scar from having um IV through the neck. Hi, 0:11 having um IV through the neck. Hi, 0:11 having um IV through the neck. Hi, everybody. My name is Tara. I am here at 0:14 everybody. My name is Tara. I am here at 0:14 everybody. My name is Tara. I am here at Dr. Bloom's office having a really great 0:17 Dr. Bloom's office having a really great 0:17 Dr. Bloom's office having a really great day, and I wanted to explain the reasons 0:20 day, and I wanted to explain the reasons 0:20 day, and I wanted to explain the reasons as to why I came, how I came. So, I was
Rare Disease and Surgical History 0:24 as to why I came, how I came. So, I was 0:24 as to why I came, how I came. So, I was initially introduced to Dr. Bloom based 0:27 initially introduced to Dr. Bloom based 0:27 initially introduced to Dr. Bloom based on friends and family, which is always 0:29 on friends and family, which is always 0:29 on friends and family, which is always great word of mouth. Um the reasons that 0:32 great word of mouth. Um the reasons that 0:33 great word of mouth. Um the reasons that I am here is to live life, because 0:35 I am here is to live life, because 0:35 I am here is to live life, because that's what life is, after all. So, I am 0:38 that's what life is, after all. So, I am 0:39 that's what life is, after all. So, I am here because I am receiving treatments 0:41 here because I am receiving treatments 0:41 here because I am receiving treatments due to the fact that I was born with a 0:44 due to the fact that I was born with a 0:44 due to the fact that I was born with a rare disease. One in 6,000 children are 0:47 rare disease. One in 6,000 children are 0:47 rare disease. One in 6,000 children are born with intestinal malrotation. 0:51 born with intestinal malrotation. 0:51 born with intestinal malrotation. And what I hadn't known about that was 0:53 And what I hadn't known about that was 0:53 And what I hadn't known about that was that it is a procedure that you have to 0:55 that it is a procedure that you have to 0:55 that it is a procedure that you have to do, exploratory surgery to put the 0:58 do, exploratory surgery to put the 0:58 do, exploratory surgery to put the organs in the right place. So, why I am
Hard Stick Challenges and Trust in Dr. Bloom 1:01 organs in the right place. So, why I am 1:01 organs in the right place. So, why I am here is to explain why Dr. Bloom has 1:04 here is to explain why Dr. Bloom has 1:04 here is to explain why Dr. Bloom has given me my life back. For months to for 1:07 given me my life back. For months to for 1:07 given me my life back. For months to for 12 years, I was battling this condition, 1:10 12 years, I was battling this condition, 1:10 12 years, I was battling this condition, and I've had a total of five surgeries. 1:12 and I've had a total of five surgeries. 1:12 and I've had a total of five surgeries. So, I am known as a hard stick, and a 1:15 So, I am known as a hard stick, and a 1:15 So, I am known as a hard stick, and a hard stick is when it's very hard to get 1:18 hard stick is when it's very hard to get 1:18 hard stick is when it's very hard to get an IV in your vein, and it's something 1:20 an IV in your vein, and it's something 1:20 an IV in your vein, and it's something you would never think of a day in your 1:22 you would never think of a day in your 1:22 you would never think of a day in your life, but my veins are just gone. So, 1:26 life, but my veins are just gone. So, 1:26 life, but my veins are just gone. So, one thing that I can say that I trust 1:28 one thing that I can say that I trust 1:28 one thing that I can say that I trust Dr. Bloom over going to a hospital is 1:30 Dr. Bloom over going to a hospital is 1:30 Dr. Bloom over going to a hospital is he's the only physician that can get me, 1:33 he's the only physician that can get me, 1:33 he's the only physician that can get me, because I am a hard stick, and he's the 1:36 because I am a hard stick, and he's the 1:36 because I am a hard stick, and he's the only doctor that I have ever known, 1:39 only doctor that I have ever known, 1:39 only doctor that I have ever known, including surgeons, because I have a 1:41 including surgeons, because I have a 1:41 including surgeons, because I have a scar from having um IV through the neck, 1:45 scar from having um IV through the neck, 1:45 scar from having um IV through the neck, and he is the only doctor that gets it 1:47 and he is the only doctor that gets it 1:47 and he is the only doctor that gets it once, which is heaven-sent. So, I'm here
Inflammation, Hospital Care, and Pain Management 1:51 once, which is heaven-sent. So, I'm here 1:51 once, which is heaven-sent. So, I'm here to talk about the Procaine and the Pico 1:54 to talk about the Procaine and the Pico 1:54 to talk about the Procaine and the Pico IV that I've been receiving. And the 1:56 IV that I've been receiving. And the 1:56 IV that I've been receiving. And the reason I'm also receiving that is 1:58 reason I'm also receiving that is 1:58 reason I'm also receiving that is because with this condition that I was 2:00 because with this condition that I was 2:00 because with this condition that I was born with, I have very high high high 2:03 born with, I have very high high high 2:03 born with, I have very high high high marker of inflammation. Even though it 2:05 marker of inflammation. Even though it 2:06 marker of inflammation. Even though it may be detected that you don't have an 2:09 may be detected that you don't have an 2:09 may be detected that you don't have an infection, you still 2:12 infection, you still 2:12 infection, you still there still is an inflammation marker. 2:14 there still is an inflammation marker. 2:14 there still is an inflammation marker. And usually what it means is me being 2:16 And usually what it means is me being 2:16 And usually what it means is me being hospitalized for up to 3 months to be 2:19 hospitalized for up to 3 months to be 2:19 hospitalized for up to 3 months to be given morphine, Dilaudid, all these IV 2:22 given morphine, Dilaudid, all these IV 2:22 given morphine, Dilaudid, all these IV pains. And Dr. Bloom has made it so that 2:26 pains. And Dr. Bloom has made it so that 2:26 pains. And Dr. Bloom has made it so that all of this is not pharmaceutical, that 2:28 all of this is not pharmaceutical, that 2:28 all of this is not pharmaceutical, that this is on the holistic approach, and to 2:31 this is on the holistic approach, and to 2:32 this is on the holistic approach, and to know that 2:33 know that 2:33 know that I'm getting the help that I need. 2:35 I'm getting the help that I need. 2:35 I'm getting the help that I need. Doctors, or to the hospital, let's say, 2:39 Doctors, or to the hospital, let's say, 2:39 Doctors, or to the hospital, let's say, they have to give me ketamine for the 2:40 they have to give me ketamine for the 2:40 they have to give me ketamine for the first 72 hours because of the 2:42 first 72 hours because of the 2:43 first 72 hours because of the inflammation markers and or their liver 2:45 inflammation markers and or their liver 2:45 inflammation markers and or their liver enzymes getting high. 2:47 enzymes getting high. 2:47 enzymes getting high. So, like I said, usually in the 2:48 So, like I said, usually in the 2:48 So, like I said, usually in the hospital, it's IV, and then it's pain 2:52 hospital, it's IV, and then it's pain 2:52 hospital, it's IV, and then it's pain meds, and then it's the breakthrough 2:53 meds, and then it's the breakthrough 2:53 meds, and then it's the breakthrough pain that you get through the IV, and 2:56 pain that you get through the IV, and 2:56 pain that you get through the IV, and then it's also the tablets that they 2:58 then it's also the tablets that they 2:58 then it's also the tablets that they send you home with.
Procaine and Pico Treatment Benefits 3:00 send you home with. 3:00 send you home with. So, guess what? I'm here to tell you 3:02 So, guess what? I'm here to tell you 3:02 So, guess what? I'm here to tell you that with the procaine and with the 3:05 that with the procaine and with the 3:05 that with the procaine and with the pico, 3:06 pico, 3:06 pico, I have never in my life, if you've ever 3:08 I have never in my life, if you've ever 3:08 I have never in my life, if you've ever been on ketamine, it gives you that 3:10 been on ketamine, it gives you that 3:10 been on ketamine, it gives you that sedat- that sedated effect, but it also 3:13 sedat- that sedated effect, but it also 3:13 sedat- that sedated effect, but it also makes you feel your whole body feels 3:17 makes you feel your whole body feels 3:17 makes you feel your whole body feels life again. So, Dr. Bloom has 3:20 life again. So, Dr. Bloom has 3:20 life again. So, Dr. Bloom has legitimately 3:22 legitimately 3:22 legitimately in the 12 years that I've been fighting 3:26 in the 12 years that I've been fighting 3:26 in the 12 years that I've been fighting he has saved my life in many ways, and I 3:29 he has saved my life in many ways, and I 3:29 he has saved my life in many ways, and I urge and I plead you to look into these 3:31 urge and I plead you to look into these 3:32 urge and I plead you to look into these treatments, and trees and to truly 3:34 treatments, and trees and to truly 3:34 treatments, and trees and to truly believe me with somebody who gets sick 3:37 believe me with somebody who gets sick 3:37 believe me with somebody who gets sick every other day, 3:39 every other day, 3:39 every other day, this treatment has not made me sick. 3:41 this treatment has not made me sick. 3:41 this treatment has not made me sick. This treatment has given me my life 3:43 This treatment has given me my life 3:44 This treatment has given me my life back, and I owe it to Dr. Bloom. 3:46 back, and I owe it to Dr. Bloom. 3:46 back, and I owe it to Dr. Bloom. Thank you.
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