Monday, June 22, 2009

Re: [epilepsy] Re: Tone it down pleae



I will give you the story about very strong seizure, stroke and what happend after...ready?

Before his Stroke 

 

After Neurosurgery 

 

Comatose 

 

On Life Support 

 

Receiving his 
"Last Rights" 

 

With His Father 

 

With His Sister 

 

4 Months after Fetal 
Stem Cell Treatment 

 

Brian Today 

My name is George. 

My son Brian suffered a series of debilitating strokes following a rare infection of his brain in December 2003 at the age of 5, which left him in a comatose state, severely brain damaged. After all the Doctors, including the specialists ran their many tests they told us to discontinue any supportive medical treatment for Brian and "pull the plug". They said that Brian as we knew him, was no longer inside and that their was absolutely no hope for any recovery and it was just a matter of time before he would die anyway. Hearing this we had a Priest from our local parish perform the sacrament of Confirmation for Brian in lieu of last rights since he was not old enough for Original Sin. 

Going against medical advice, WE REFUSED TO TAKE OUR SON OFF OF HIS LIFE SUPPORT. 

To the surprise of all his Doctors, Brian slowly began to improve into what is called "a minimally responsive / semi-vegetative state" breathing through a tracheotomy and being fed liquids through a "G-Tube" placed in his stomach. Although he was improving, eventually Brian was left blind, unable to speak, could only minimally move only his right side and appeared to be extremely cognitively impaired. 

This continued for three years until I found Dr. Rader who agreed to treat Brian with the Fetal Stem Cells. 

Sixty days following his first treatment miraculously Brian began to speak. Initially a few words and then within only a few more weeks, it had progressed to over 500 words. 

Slowly but surely Brian's speech continues to improve. He is now initiating as well as carrying on conversations with us, and others. Now his vision is starting to return, his left side which was completely paralyzed has begun to move currently with his much improved right side and all of his extremities are becoming much stronger.   

His tracheotomy has been removed because he breathes normally and he is now able to feed himself. 

The progress we see in Brian continues to build every day with no regression. 

My son Brian calls the Fetal Stem Cells "Miracle Juice".   

They say the creation of life is miraculous, well then maybe Brian's right, they should be called MIRACLE JUICE, I know that's what they are called in our house. 

I firmly believe that the fetal stem cells have dramatically improved my son's level of function. My family feels they have transformed my son's life, giving our family hope and giving Brian a quality of life we once thought to be impossible for him to achieve.Brian's birthday gift to Dr. Rader 

--- On Mon, 6/22/09, no_seizures_since_surgery <stephenpales@yahoo.com> wrote:

From: no_seizures_since_surgery <stephenpales@yahoo.com>
Subject: [epilepsy] Re: Tone it down pleae
To: epilepsy@yahoogroups.com
Date: Monday, June 22, 2009, 10:09 PM

OK, just my one post on the subject of stem cell research for epilepsy (I promise). I'm for it 100% to one day maybe help us find a cure for epilepsy! And, I do find the subject very interesting since it is a subject for us all to look into to learn and understand about. Since the subject of stem cell research was ever brought up doing on Earth made me so happy! I found it extremely interesting as another way to maybe be able to learn about the possibilities of it (maybe). I've always found lectures concerning epilepsy very interesting to listen to. I would be very interesting in learning about research on this concerning epilepsy. For the most part as early as stem cell research is now. its a new venture into hopefully finding a cure for epilepsy and other health issues concerning all of us on this plant Earth! OK, those are my words, my lips are now super glued shut on the subject in this group! Take care, keep a smile on your face!

Steve

--- In epilepsy@yahoogroup s.com, mylmy@... wrote:

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> Jewl,

>

> I have never seen the subject of stem cells mentioned here before--

> so I guess I didn't know how controversial it is so I will not

> mention it again.

>

> Millie

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> > Hi everyone,

> >

> > I have been off line due to seizures but I have been reading and getting

> > private emails and I would like the attitude of emails to tone down

> > please.

> >

> > If you can not say anything nice don't type.

> >

> > Also be careful of the Stem cell topic. It is very controversial and will

> > cause fights and also take into consideration that not everyone will agree

> > for either side of the topic.

> >

> >

> >

> > Jewl, TX

> > Owner of the group

> >

> > Information on Seizure Response/Alert Dogs

> >

> > http://www.homestea <blocked::http://www.homestea d.com/Tagert/ MsJewl.html>

> > d.com/Tagert/ MsJewl.html

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

> >

> >

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