The 343 fund is a non profit organization in honor of a fallen FDNY firefighter Casey Skudin. Angela Skudin joins Grablives to talk about her healing journey from lymes disease and her mission on helping first responders find healing with psychadelic medicine, particularly Ibogaine. The 343 fund provides grants so that first responders can gain access to psychedelic-assisted treatments in high-quality programs currently inaccessible to most. The episode goes into more detail on Ibogaine, its effects and its ability to give hope for those struggling with PTSD, TBI, biological disorders, and more. The talk about ibogaine offers a glimpse of hope by using a fast track process in establishing a journey into the self, uncovering hidden traumas, and rewiring the brain in the process.
The 343 fund partners with Ambio Life Sciences. Ambio’s clinics have become centers for research and the cultural introduction of ibogaine therapy. The founders have a combined 40+ years of experience leading the field in a variety of ways, from the programs, to training, and sustainable medicine sourcing. Ambio runs a variety of programs at several locations, and can address a wide range of concerns, including drug detoxification and addiction recovery, traumatic brain injuries and emotional trauma, neurodegenerative conditions, pain, and other concerns.
Contacting 343 for donation and/or application for grant:
343fund.org
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