Jed Kagan

Does your child or teen have CRPS? " About a quarter of children with amplified pain have CRPS. It can occur in more than one body area. Some children with CRPS have spreading pain that includes areas without overt autonomic dysfunction but still with extreme amplified pain. It can even involve their entire body. " Jedi Tedi is here to hold your hands through this difficult journey. We want to encourage these CRPS warriors, not only in South Africa, but all over the world to

On Sunday the 6th May, Jedi Tedi hosted our first Red Carpet Event at the V&A Waterfront where we booked out the whole movie cinema and watched “A Wrinkle In Time”. WOW! What an experience it was. Not only was the movie spectacular, we had all the young CRPS warriors in Cape Town together in the same place, celebrating their recovery and their beating of CRPS. By doing these events we are really able to reinforce our mission of spreading CRPS awareness and raise funds for the

I found this article while surfing the net and found it an interesting read. I read that they also advocate using anesthetics if the child is in pain, just as The Red Cross Children's Hospital does. Follow the link and get in touch with your thoughts and opinions at info@jeditedi.net http://www.baltimoresun.com/health/bs-hs-expert-pain-children-20180430-story.html

Today I spoke to a friend of mine whom I met when Jed was diagnosed. She knows a lot about CRPS. She mentioned that a family member is to have an operation in a Cape Town hospital and they are covered by one of the top medical aids in the country. They received their admission number with notice of complications, a few things that could go wrong after the op, mostly common after op ailments which one should be aware of, weakness, numbness, pain. The last point caught her atte