“Stem Cell Awareness Seminar”
August 28,2010 1:00pm – 5:00pm
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August 28,2010 1:00pm – 5:00pm
Free Admission – open to the public Read the rest of this entry »
Source: Walb news
ALBANY, GA (WALB) – Jacob Bradfield is a handsome, happy boy. But early on, his parents realized that there was a problem.
Chris Dollar, Jacob’s Grandfather said, ”within six months, my daughter realized something wasn’t just right with his eyes.”
Jacob has Optic Nerve Hypoplasia, a disease of the eyes where the optic nerves don’t develop properly. While there was no cure available in the U.S., in China… Read the rest of this entry »
Source: NiagaraThisWeek
Girl, 2, accepted for stem cell procedure
At the end of a whirlwind 24 hours after Avaia Di Marco was born, her parents, John and Ashely, learned how the rest of her life may be spent.
Diagnosed with spastic quadriplegic cystic fibrosis, Avaia, who just turned two this week, is not able to do very much on her own.
The disease affects all four of her limbs and causes involuntary movement and prevents her from, not only walking, but sitting up on her own. Her vision is also severely impaired, and she is limited to being able to detect light and colours. Read the rest of this entry »
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To learn about Joan, please read this introduction written by her husband.
Joan Dean is 59 years and she is from Morristown, TN. She and I have been married since May 2001.
Joan worked for State Farm for 22 years until 2003. That is the year she developed cerebellar atropy. Prior to 2003, Joan was very active, we both enjoyed hiking and backpacking.
Joan enjoys swimming and gardening. Joan was an avid reader. She also loves animals, especially dogs and horses. Joan loves music, especially the oldies, she enjoys singing and playing the piano. When Joan developed ataxia, all of the things she enjoyed became either impossible or so difficult to do. Read the rest of this entry »
Dr Brothers spoke at the 2009 Springfield Stem Cell Awareness event. Unaffiliated with any stem cell clinics or providers, he has seen several returned patients who have undergone adult stem cell therapy for optical conditions.
Dr Brothers’ OD on Optical Adult Stem Cell Therapies from Stem Cells China on Vimeo.