Categoría: Patient Stories
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Stem cell Therapy for cerebral palsy: Dylan Hancock (Mansfield News Journal)
Written by Jami Kinton Mansfield News Journal ASHLAND — Three-year-old twins with cerebral palsy are making life adventurous, challenging and bittersweet for the Hancock family. “They’re happy kids but it definitely makes it more difficult because as a parent you want them to have every opportunity that every other child has,” said mother Carrie Hancock.…
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Stem cell therapy for autism: Emma
Visit Emmas blog at www.EmmasHopeBook.com A year ago tomorrow, when I began this blog, we had just returned from Costa Rica where we took Emma for her first stem cell treatment. We were filled with anticipation, fear and excitement, alternating between fantasies of miraculous recovery and tremendous uncertainty and worry. Like most things in life,…
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Stem cell therapy for autism: Joseph Lowenstein
From Joseph’s mother: I just want to share why Joey is an important part of our Jewish Community. Joey was our 10th man today and he allowed us to read from the torah. Joey sat nicely in the last row [there are only 4 rows] through out the service. We called Yosef up for the…
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Stem cell therapy for autism: James Wagner
My son James developed severe autistic symptomatology one month prior to his sixth birthday. The anguish and pain we felt as our family watched him disappear into the abyss of thoughtlessness is indescribable. All of the Physicians agreed that his regression was an autoimmune phenomenon. They counseled us on accepting James’ circumstance. We accepted what…
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Stem cell treatments for multiple sclerosis: Dennis Trammell
Biomedical Ethics in a Brave, New World By Ken Camp, Managing Editor Published: May 07, 2010 POSSUM KINGDOM — When Dennis Trammell exhausted treatments available in the United States for his multiple sclerosis and began looking at other options, he excluded from consideration any possible regimens involving embryonic stem cells. “I didn’t even explore that,”…
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Stem cell therapy for cerebral palsy: Tessa Hancock
The biggest thing we’ve noticed is her ability to track people and her vision. Her cognitive skills have improved. Before her stem cell treatment 7 months ago, she was like a 50 watt light bulb and she is like a 200 watts in comparison. She reacts more, holds her head up more and her hands…
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Stem cell treatments for multiple sclerosis: CBS News 4 report on Jennifer Blankenship
News of the stem cell bill signing was received with joy by a Lakewood woman who says the research has already improved her life. CBS force Terry Jessup goes in depth this evening with how the research in other countries is helping people in Colorado. Coloradans are hopeful for the future. “…I see normally, and…
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Stem cell treatments for multiple sclerosis: NEWS 8 report by Janet St. James
For Thousands of people suffering from Multiple Sclerosis, a plane trip may be more effective than a trip to their doctor’s office. There is a new treatment oversees that is getting some amazing results, but it is not yet allowed in the United States. Here is a look at what the patients are up against.…
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Stem cell treatments for MS: a patient’s perspective
We are very happy with the Institute and what they’ve been able to do for us.
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Stem cell therapy for multiple sclerosis: Betsy Scheidler
“For the first time in 17 years of going downhill, I finally got that little boost, …I bought myself a year of going the other way.”