Dr. Michael Cooney of Rutherford Allied Medical Group will appear for the third time on Joseph Aquilino’s “RSD and You” BlogTalk radio program today at 3 p.m. (New York time). Dr. Cooney will be talking about his practice’s latest findings administering Calmare Pain Therapy Treatment for patients with RSD and fibromyalgia. Additionally, he has just successfully completed treatment with a patient suffering for chronic pain as a result of chemotherapy treatment (CIPN). He will also discuss his new Calmare clinical study for patients living with chronic pain as a result of multiple sclerosis, starting in January 2012 in Rutherford, NJ. Please visit our Facebook page for program details.
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December 19, 2011 at 4:45 pm
Would be great if this info gets to the RSD Foundation and the The Neuropathy Association
http://www.rsdfoundation.org
http://www.neuropathy.org/site/PageServer?pagename=homepage
December 19, 2011 at 2:39 pm
I hope this gets through in time for the radio show. Anyway, here’s my story.
After right knee replacement surgery 1 1/2 years ago, I experienced severe pain in right foot. After much searching, it was diagnosed as RSD. We tried many different types of therapy, none of which helped. I was also able to see a specialist in doing Ketamine Infusions, but was rejected. Looking back on that, I am so glad to have not gone through that because of the invasion that would have occurred on my body. The only thing that brought any relief was opiate prescriptions and that only took a bit of the edge off. Many nights, when the pain was at an 8 or 9 level, with 10 being the absolute worst, I cried myself to sleep, if I could sleep at all. It was extremely challenging and depressing.
Over this past Thanksgiving weekend my wife and I discovered this new therapy, called Calmare, which we had never heard of before. Upon looking into it further, we decided to call Dr. Cooney to see if there was the possibility that this therapy could help. We set an appointment and were thrilled that there at least was some possibility for some relief from the intense pain. Dr. Cooney offered to do one treatment to see if there was any help at all in lowering the pain. After one treatment, I felt minimal, if any, pain and was able to walk up and down stairs normally, which I had not been able to do since before the knee surgery!! Imagine our delight! It looked as though the treatment was going to help.
I completed the 10 initial treatments several days ago, and I can confidently report to you that I am currently having minimal, if any, pain at all in my foot!! It is a miracle!! And, oh, by the way, I am no longer taking any pain medications at all!! My wife and I are so grateful to have found Rutherford Allied and Dr. Cooney, and we are so grateful for the relief from the pain. We realize that this treatment may not have cured the problem, but we are confident that we have found a non-invasive therapy that will dramatically ease the pain!! Thank you, Dr. Cooney, and thank you to the wonderful and caring staff at the office!
December 19, 2011 at 2:46 pm
Thank you very much for your recap and kind words, Mr. Freeman. It means a lot to our entire team.
Feel free to join us on the show today! ** Log-in: Dr. Michael Cooney from Rutherford Allied Medical Group / Calmare Pain Therapy Treatment NJ will appear on Joseph Aquilinos RSD and You BlogTalk radio program http://blogtalkradio.com/joeygigglestoday from 3 – 4 p.m. (eastern time). If you have questions, please call in at (310) 982-4253. Hope you can join us!
With kind regards, Dr. Michael Cooney Rutherford Allied Medical Group 201.933.4440
December 19, 2011 at 8:22 am
Dr. Cooney,
Do you do speaking engagements in NJ? I will be calling you (from a cancer treatment org).
Thx.