Hyperbaric Chamber for Vets with the Help of Hero Dr. Paul Harch Part 1

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"""He slept with a knife,"" she said. ""It got to the point where we'd be out driving and you'd see him check every window in every building we passed. There's not a guy that went to Fallujah that didn't come home like that.""
She said treatments her husband received through the Department of Veterans Affairs - ""a slew of different medications"" - did nothing to relieve his cognitive difficulties, debilitating depression and severe anxiety.
In December, a friend told the couple about a treatment doctors are using across the country with great success to treat people with brain injuries: hyperbaric oxygen therapy.
The treatment isn't cheap, however. Each sequence of visits to a hyperbaric chamber can cost thousands of dollars, and the Ankarlo's military insurance would not pay for it.
Two weeks ago, Adam Ankarlo, 27, and his friend, 26-year-old retired Marine Cpl. Chad Allcox, took their first ""dive"" in hyperbaric chambers at National Hyperbaric-Tampa Bay in Palm Harbor.
Center owner Allan Spiegel waived his fee for the treatment, and the nonprofit Injured Marine Semper Fi Fund is putting up the two men in a nearby rental condo for the duration of their therapy. They will undergo twice-daily treatments for several more weeks.

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