Re: Embryonic Stem Cell Treatment- Please Read

[Guest guest]

I am very suspicious of these claims because I have seen so many similar stories

that have turned out to be scams. The only successful case I know to be real is

a case at Duke where a CP child received his own umbilical cord stem cells and

showed dramatic improvement. I can't remember the doctor's name off hand but you

could find it I'm sure if you google Duke and stem cell treatment.

The reason why such embryonic stem cell treatments aren't available in the

States is due to the fact that they are experimental and have shown very little

success compared to umbilical stem cell treatments. It's all worth looking into

for our children but just be careful when you hear about wonderful success

stories in third world countries.

-Steve

deborah_baccan wrote:

Hi guys,

I just finished watching a show that featured a little boy, much like

our kids, however I got the show after it had started and I could not

catch his diagnosis.

His name is Cleyton Fatheree, the show was on Wealth TV, the name of

the show was Wealth on Health Episode 14.

Cleyton had a problem on his brain and he had seizures (at his worst

time, every minute), his condition was deteriorating very rapidly, he

could not hold his head up, lost ability to walk, hear, eat, etc.

His parents found Dr. C. Rader, he offers Embrionic Stem Cell

Treatment (not available in the US, so they had to travel to the

Dominican Republic). After the first treatment, Cleyton showed

results, after the second one, more results, after the third one, he

got back his ability to walk, eat, sit, hear, he continues to improve.

I know that this is Embryonic Stem Cell is a very sensitive topic,

however there is research on the way using stem cell from the

umbilical cord.

I have emailed Wealth TV asking them if they can put the episode

online so that we can all watch. I urge everyone to contact them

too. I will look up the Dr and try to contact him as well.

What I saw today seems to be the answer to many years of praying.

I will keep you posted.

Deborah

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[Guest guest]

Steve,

I agree with you, what interests me is that they have a lab in California.

Deborah

Steve Barr wrote:

I am very suspicious of these claims because I have seen so many

similar stories that have turned out to be scams. The only successful case I

know to be real is a case at Duke where a CP child received his own umbilical

cord stem cells and showed dramatic improvement. I can't remember the doctor's

name off hand but you could find it I'm sure if you google Duke and stem cell

treatment.

The reason why such embryonic stem cell treatments aren't available in the

States is due to the fact that they are experimental and have shown very little

success compared to umbilical stem cell treatments. It's all worth looking into

for our children but just be careful when you hear about wonderful success

stories in third world countries.

-Steve

deborah_baccan wrote: Hi guys,

I just finished watching a show that featured a little boy, much like

our kids, however I got the show after it had started and I could not

catch his diagnosis.

His name is Cleyton Fatheree, the show was on Wealth TV, the name of

the show was Wealth on Health Episode 14.

Cleyton had a problem on his brain and he had seizures (at his worst

time, every minute), his condition was deteriorating very rapidly, he

could not hold his head up, lost ability to walk, hear, eat, etc.

His parents found Dr. C. Rader, he offers Embrionic Stem Cell

Treatment (not available in the US, so they had to travel to the

Dominican Republic). After the first treatment, Cleyton showed

results, after the second one, more results, after the third one, he

got back his ability to walk, eat, sit, hear, he continues to improve.

I know that this is Embryonic Stem Cell is a very sensitive topic,

however there is research on the way using stem cell from the

umbilical cord.

I have emailed Wealth TV asking them if they can put the episode

online so that we can all watch. I urge everyone to contact them

too. I will look up the Dr and try to contact him as well.

What I saw today seems to be the answer to many years of praying.

I will keep you posted.

Deborah

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[Guest guest]

I also agree with Steve and Deborah. It's important to bear in mind that the

major experts in our children's condition are known to us (Dobyns, Walsh, Pilz,

Leventer, Chang etc.). These experts and researchers are up to date on the

latest developments in treatments. They are also accredited, trustworthy and

responsible resources. I would think when and if stem cell technology gets to

the point where it is feasible to apply on a child with PMG, these experts would

be involved. If not, I'd have to question the ethics of any doctor/researcher

doing stem cell or any other experimental treatment on a child with PMG without

involving at least one of the leading authorities on the condition.

Penny - Step mom to Marz - 15 YO Unilateral PMG-PNH

Deborah is wrote:

Steve,

I agree with you, what interests me is that they have a lab in California.

Deborah

Steve Barr wrote:

I am very suspicious of these claims because I have seen so many similar stories

that have turned out to be scams. The only successful case I know to be real is

a case at Duke where a CP child received his own umbilical cord stem cells and

showed dramatic improvement. I can't remember the doctor's name off hand but you

could find it I'm sure if you google Duke and stem cell treatment.

The reason why such embryonic stem cell treatments aren't available in the

States is due to the fact that they are experimental and have shown very little

success compared to umbilical stem cell treatments. It's all worth looking into

for our children but just be careful when you hear about wonderful success

stories in third world countries.

-Steve

deborah_baccan wrote: Hi guys,

I just finished watching a show that featured a little boy, much like

our kids, however I got the show after it had started and I could not

catch his diagnosis.

His name is Cleyton Fatheree, the show was on Wealth TV, the name of

the show was Wealth on Health Episode 14.

Cleyton had a problem on his brain and he had seizures (at his worst

time, every minute), his condition was deteriorating very rapidly, he

could not hold his head up, lost ability to walk, hear, eat, etc.

His parents found Dr. C. Rader, he offers Embrionic Stem Cell

Treatment (not available in the US, so they had to travel to the

Dominican Republic). After the first treatment, Cleyton showed

results, after the second one, more results, after the third one, he

got back his ability to walk, eat, sit, hear, he continues to improve.

I know that this is Embryonic Stem Cell is a very sensitive topic,

however there is research on the way using stem cell from the

umbilical cord.

I have emailed Wealth TV asking them if they can put the episode

online so that we can all watch. I urge everyone to contact them

too. I will look up the Dr and try to contact him as well.

What I saw today seems to be the answer to many years of praying.

I will keep you posted.

Deborah

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