Stem cells
and growth hormones
Well todaywas Ollies last spinal transplant. All went totally smoothly. The little tacker is such a gem. He has gotten used to the whole laying still thing for six hours which I cannot believe. The final 2 treatments he has not even been sedated he just laid still and watched Jungle book again.
I believe to date there are a couple of improvements that i can mention. His fingers are open more he still has to build up strength in them and learn to use them. He has scratched his face with his new open fingers! He loves reaching out however still can only grab things at arms length not close to his chest etc. His trunk seems to be a little stronger he usually when being held will snuggle into me and only every now and again try and hold himself up or lean out from me but he seems to be trying to do this all the time now and trying to grab everything around him. He turns from side to side trying to see everything.
He also seems a lot more content and easy to be around. He spent four hours yesterday out and about with me without a word of complaint he never does this. He talks in his little language constantly if i talk to him he will talk back all the time! This could just be because he has my full attention all the time though. Hopefully he will be good on the twenty 27 hours transit home on Christmas Day! If not well I know this has all been worth it!
Hi My name is Stephanie Johnson from R.I. and I have a daughter who suffers from Spastic Quadraplegia due to hospital negligence. I can understand your anger. My husband and I are pursuing stem cell therapy. Please contact us and let us know how you got started with Ollie. thank you sincerely Stephanie and Eric
This is Jon and I work with Beike. I just wanted to make a quick comment that it is nerve growth factor not growth hormone that Beike uses alongside the stem cells. Thank you.