Cerebral Palsy improves after bone marrow stem cell procedure

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Cerebral Palsy improves after bone marrow stem cell procedure

 

Mission Viejo, California -- June 30, 2009 – Dr David Steenblock, pioneer in

clinical applications of stem cells, is pleased to report the results of a 16

year old girl who suffered from Cerebral Palsy. The patient had right side

paralysis and spasticity since birth.. The procedure consisted of removing 300

milliliters of bone marrow from her hip and giving it back to her intravenously.

Five hours after the raw bone marrow infusion, E.H. was able to move her right

toe for the first time in her life. That evening, she was able to walk, stepping

heel to toe on her right foot. By the next day she was able to straighten out

and use her right arm and wrist for the first time ever. E.H. was also able to

move her fingers on her right hand and hold a cup for the first time within

three weeks.

 

" This has been the easiest and most successful treatment she has ever

received! " The excited mother exclaimed.

The dramatic success of this procedure will increase cerebral palsy treatment

options.

Contained within a patient's bone marrow are stem cells which when given back

to the same person intravenously, repair tissue(s) that have been damaged, even

if the event occurred over sixteen years ago. For more information, see

Dr.Steenblock's website http://stemcell.md www.stemthrive.com or call

800-300-1063.

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Wow! That is a wonderful miracle to hear about! Thank You! Elizabeth

 

 

 

kenharris222 <kenharris222oleander soup Sent: Tuesday, August 25, 2009 12:14:02 AM Cerebral Palsy improves after bone marrow stem cell procedure

Cerebral Palsy improves after bone marrow stem cell procedureMission Viejo, California -- June 30, 2009 – Dr David Steenblock, pioneer in clinical applications of stem cells, is pleased to report the results of a 16 year old girl who suffered from Cerebral Palsy. The patient had right side paralysis and spasticity since birth.. The procedure consisted of removing 300 milliliters of bone marrow from her hip and giving it back to her intravenously. Five hours after the raw bone marrow infusion, E.H. was able to move her right toe for the first time in her life. That evening, she was able to walk, stepping heel to toe on her right foot. By the next day she was able to straighten out and use her right arm and wrist for the first time ever. E.H. was also able to move her fingers on her right hand and hold a cup for the first time within three weeks."This has been the easiest and most successful treatment she has ever received!" The

excited mother exclaimed.The dramatic success of this procedure will increase cerebral palsy treatment options.Contained within a patient's bone marrow are stem cells which when given back to the same person intravenously, repair tissue(s) that have been damaged, even if the event occurred over sixteen years ago. For more information, see Dr.Steenblock' s website http://stemcell. md www.stemthrive. com or call 800-300-1063.

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More news on Stem Cells.

 

 

In Search of a Miracle - Video

Mon, 02 Feb 2009 16:57

Caleb was born a healthy, if somewhat premature, baby. He was the third child

for this mother Shirley and the first for his father Lindsay. They never

expected their precious child would soon be fighting for his life.

 

See video on 60 Minute News in New Zealand

 

It is tear jerking but heart warming.

 

http://www.3news.co.nz/Video/60Minutes/tabid/371/articleID/89418/cat/46/Default.\

aspx#video

 

 

 

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> Mission Viejo, California -- June 30, 2009 †" Dr David Steenblock, pioneer in

clinical applications of stem cells, is pleased to report the results of a 16

year old girl who suffered from Cerebral Palsy. The patient had right side

paralysis and spasticity since birth.. The procedure consisted of removing 300

milliliters of bone marrow from her hip and giving it back to her intravenously.

Five hours after the raw bone marrow infusion, E.H. was able to move her right

toe for the first time in her life. That evening, she was able to walk, stepping

heel to toe on her right foot. By the next day she was able to straighten out

and use her right arm and wrist for the first time ever. E.H. was also able to

move her fingers on her right hand and hold a cup for the first time within

three weeks.

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> " This has been the easiest and most successful treatment she has ever

received! " The excited mother exclaimed.

> The dramatic success of this procedure will increase cerebral palsy treatment

options.

> Contained within a patient's bone marrow are stem cells which when given back

to the same person intravenously, repair tissue(s) that have been damaged, even

if the event occurred over sixteen years ago. For more information, see

Dr.Steenblock' s website http://stemcell. md www.stemthrive. com or call

800-300-1063.

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Thank You for sharing this. But you know, I can't help but wonder, since this appears to be a hospital birth, what caused the baby's brain to hemorrhage shortly after birth? If they used forceps or that vacuum, to deliver this baby's head. It sounds to me like he was damaged during delivery. I do pray for this precious child's recovery. Sincerely, Elizabeth

 

 

 

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More news on Stem Cells.In Search of a Miracle - VideoMon, 02 Feb 2009 16:57Caleb was born a healthy, if somewhat premature, baby. He was the third child for this mother Shirley and the first for his father Lindsay. They never expected their precious child would soon be fighting for his life.See video on 60 Minute News in New ZealandIt is tear jerking but heart warming.http://www.3news. co.nz/Video/ 60Minutes/ tabid/371/ articleID/ 89418/cat/ 46/Default. aspx#videooleander soup, Elizabeth Deedrick <elizabethdeedrick@ ...> wrote:>> Â Â Â Â Wow! That is a wonderful miracle to hear

about! Thank You! Elizabeth> > > > > ____________ _________ _________ __> kenharris222 <kenharris222@ ...>> oleander soup> Tuesday, August 25, 2009 12:14:02 AM> Cerebral Palsy improves after bone marrow stem cell procedure> >  > > Cerebral Palsy improves after bone marrow stem cell procedure> > Mission Viejo, California -- June 30, 2009 â€" Dr David Steenblock, pioneer in clinical applications of stem cells, is pleased to report the results of a 16 year old girl who suffered from Cerebral Palsy. The patient had right side paralysis and spasticity since birth.. The procedure consisted of removing 300 milliliters of bone marrow from her hip and giving it

back to her intravenously. Five hours after the raw bone marrow infusion, E.H. was able to move her right toe for the first time in her life. That evening, she was able to walk, stepping heel to toe on her right foot. By the next day she was able to straighten out and use her right arm and wrist for the first time ever. E.H. was also able to move her fingers on her right hand and hold a cup for the first time within three weeks.> > "This has been the easiest and most successful treatment she has ever received!" The excited mother exclaimed.> The dramatic success of this procedure will increase cerebral palsy treatment options.> Contained within a patient's bone marrow are stem cells which when given back to the same person intravenously, repair tissue(s) that have been damaged, even if the event occurred over sixteen years ago. For more information, see Dr.Steenblock' s website http://stemcell. md www.stemthrive. com or call

800-300-1063.>