Depression: A Patient’s Perspective

Debbie Dykes

After battling depression for more than four decades, Debbie Dykes has found relief with an alternative therapy that was recently approved by the FDA for treatment-resistant depression. 

PTSD: A Patient’s Perspective

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After suffering for years with PTSD and contemplating suicide, Dan Jarvis turned his life around after he encountered a breakthrough treatment called the Reconsolidation of Traumatic Memories, a protocol he now uses to help others through his 22Zero nonprofit.

Osteoporosis: A Patient’s Perspective

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Mary Hettinger, who has a family history of osteoporosis, knew the seriousness of getting regular bone density screenings, and since her diagnosis at age 61, she has made lifestyle changes to decrease her risk of bone breaks.

Alzheimer’s Disease: A Patient’s Perspective

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Dr. Arthur Kleinman cared for his wife, Joan, for 10 years after her Alzheimer’s diagnosis, which he chronicled in his book The Soul of Care: The Moral Education of a Husband and a Doctor.