March 16th, 2007

Stem Cells China Day 18 15.03.07
I was so glad to get into the shower this morning and got down to the fourth floor in loads of time. As usual I started on the inversion table, but today I had a 1kg bar strapped to my left hand and to lift as high as I could, again and again and again. Then Rich believed he was a physio again and made things ten times worse and by the time I reached the limb table I was absolutely shattered! The physio didn’t let up she still wanted more and more effort in lifting my butt off the table using the upper thigh muscles which by this time felt they could hold a bridge.
Upon leaving the rehab room was approached a Romanian lady who had lived in Australia for twenty years and at the hospital with her husband who was undergoing checks after a car accident and had incurred a spinal injury. She was so curious and anxious as to what to expect at the hospital and things o bring. It was as though she couldn’t get her words quick enough as though we were going to leave her stranded. We found a quiet corner and briefly went through my own personal experience of organising the flights, money, equipment etc, so I new exactly what she was going through. I felt so for her as she appeared so isolated. Eventually, calmed her down and arranged to meet up with her later.
The afternoon went quite quickly and had two therapists working on me at the same time. One at each arm and hand and again put me through the mill. I returned to catch up on my emails and blog, at which point I must thank everyone for their comments through my blog and emails, truly, they’re keeping my spirits up, so please don’t stop! On the spur of the moment we decoded to go to Sea World a trip I missed out on early on in my treatment as I was ill, so I couldn’t wait. Dolphins, sea lions, fish

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  • 1. Charlene Peacock  |  July 18th, 2007 at 10:50 pm

    I’m a 53 yr old woman with secondary progressive ms. I’ve read all the blogs on this website. I’m in the process of making arrangement for stem cell transplants in China. Have you had any benefit from it? Others seem to have had good results.
    cpeacock45@hotmail.com

  • 2. Todd McDaniel  |  October 10th, 2007 at 5:02 am

    Ian’s, I wish to well and pray for your recovery to be complete. I was wondering if you can contact me so that I may ask you some questions in regards to your experience. I’m interested in having the stem cell treatment done myself, to see if it could alieviate some of my Multiple Scelrosis systoms. tmcdaniel970@yahoo.com

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