--- In chinastemcells@yahoogroups.com, "Dr.David W. Kelley"
<MrProWrestling@...> wrote:
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> If I could afford togo there I would take a chance since it don't
look like were going to  ever get stem cell injections here in the
States but I want ever be able to afford the trip.David
>
i'm in the same situation as you,i'll never be able to afford the
treatments either and it's heart breaking because i've been told how
much this will help me walk again.
I had a gallbladder surgury that went very bad,i died three times. I
have'nt walked since but i feel everything,even when my legs go to
sleep and the tingling when they wake up,i've been told nerve
rejuvination and that's it so,,7 years later i'm still trying and
praying to get the right help. Too sad that americans can't have the
same choice of healthcare available over seas:{

can someone let me know in
this group how much the stem
cell injections are in china
are plus the trip.David

my name is David & I'am
from  the u.s.a. as you know
President Bush refused to
sign a bill that would have
open up stem cell research
here afew years  meaning
that it just put us way
behind the other countries
that already support stem
cell research.can any let me
know what the stem cell
injection shot cost oh I
have spinal cord injury &
cell damage would it help me
any.David

has anyone tried http://ataxotab.com/1/about.php

Hi Drew.  This is Brad who was with you in Hangzhou.  How are you
doing man?  You taking care of Chris?  Happy New Year 2009!




--- In chinastemcells@yahoogroups.com, drew schemera <schemera@...>
wrote:
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> Make it a great day!,
> Drew
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> Drew J.Schemera III
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> Spine Implant Territory Rep.
> New York Metro/Long Island/CT
> Cell-914.621.1291
> Fax-203.329.0461
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> --- On Tue, 10/7/08, Susan Boden <sfbrph@...> wrote:
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> From: Susan Boden <sfbrph@...>
> Subject: Re: [chinastemcells] Salt Lake researchers launch
groundbreaking stem cell study
> To: chinastemcells@yahoogroups.com
> Date: Tuesday, October 7, 2008, 6:45 PM
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> Drew,
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> Brad, an ataxia patient, and me (susan) are here now. 10/3-10/29 
Brad is scheduled to have 4 SCT & 1 BMT  We are in room 3 and look
forward to meeting you
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> --- On Sun, 10/5/08, drew schemera <schemera@...> wrote:
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> From: drew schemera <schemera@...>
> Subject: Re: [chinastemcells] Salt Lake researchers launch
groundbreaking stem cell study
> To: stemcellsafety@yahoogroups.com, chinastemcells@yahoogroups.com
> Date: Sunday, October 5, 2008, 6:25 PM
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> REGARDS
> DREW
> USA
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> Drew
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> Drew J.Schemera III
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> Spine Implant Territory Rep.
> New York Metro/Long Island/CT
> Cell-914.621.1291
> Fax-203.329.0461
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> --- On Fri, 10/3/08, Kirshner Ross-Vaden <kirsh@...> wrote:
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> From: Kirshner Ross-Vaden <kirsh@...>
> Subject: [chinastemcells] Salt Lake researchers launch
groundbreaking stem cell study
> To: stemcellsafety@yahoogroups.com, chinastemcells@yahoogroups.com
> Date: Friday, October 3, 2008, 8:33 AM
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> What I would like everyone to not in this article are the areas in
red.
> ·       A special kind of adult stem cell taken from the bone
marrow of living donors will be injected into the blood stream
shortly after their heart surgeries.
> ·       The stem cells don't even have to match the patient's
blood type.
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> ·       "The beauty of these cells that have been developed is
that they'll home in on whatever organ has the injury," Doty said.
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> Salt Lake researchers launch groundbreaking stem cell study
>   Updated: 10/2/2008 7:08:25 AM    Posted: 10/2/2008 7:06:01 AM
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> Salt Lake researchers are launching a groundbreaking clinical
trial, the first of its kind in the world, to see if adult stem cell
transplants will reverse or prevent kidney failure.
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> If it works, it will be the kind of self-healing everybody has
been waiting for.
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> The transplants have proven successful in animal experiments in
Germany and Salt Lake .
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> Now it's time to start clinical trials in humans.
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> Two patients here have already had the transplants.
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> Open heart surgery places a lot of stress on the kidneys.
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> Patients who already have other multiple complications often go
into kidney failure.
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> That's why this group has been selected for the clinical trial.
>
> A special kind of adult stem cell taken from the bone marrow of
living donors will be injected into the blood stream shortly after
their heart surgeries.
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> John Doty, M.D., with the Intermountain Medical Center, said, "We
take a small catheter, place that through the blood vessels of the
leg, up into the descending thoracic aorta and then inject the stem
cells under sterile conditions over about a minute."
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> The stem cells don't even have to match the patient's blood type.
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> They'll be kept frozen until needed, then processed at the
University of Utah 's cell therapy lab using a technique developed
by a Salt Lake biotech company called Allocure.
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> Inside the blood stream, the stem cells wait for the damaged or
failing kidney to call for help.
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> Christof Westenfelder, M.D., the Chief Medical Officer at
Allocure, said, "These cells then, after they read what's going on
in the injured organ, they then instruct the surviving cells in the
injured organ to defend themselves, to repair the organ."
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> The stem cells linger until the repair is complete, then, as
programmed, self-destruct within three days so they won't go to
other organs where they're not needed.
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> While this first phase clinical trial is for kidneys and is
testing safety only, imagine what's next, the possibilities!
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> "The beauty of these cells that have been developed is that
they'll home in on whatever organ has the injury," Doty said.
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> Those other organs could include the heart, lungs, liver and eyes.
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> These cells could prove very therapeutic for disease like
diabetes.
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Hi Kirschner,
Merry Christmas!!
I was wondering if I should take my son for an eye exam before we leave
for China. He has CVI.
Thank you
Peggy

Which hospital?

 

-----Original Message-----
From: Peggy <Spiritdancer69@aol.com>
To: chinastemcells@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Sat, 22 Nov 2008 8:08 am
Subject: [chinastemcells] Gifts for Hospital staff

I would like to bring the staff something from Chicago. How many staff
are there?

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I would like to  bring the staff something from Chicago. How many staff
are there?

Hello everyone,
     I just received our confirmation for hangzhou. We will be in China
from January 14th until Feb. 11. Just curious if anyone else will be
visiting at that time?
Thank you, Peggy

Ok, what documentation do I need to provide? Where do I send it?

Thanks
Stephanie


--- In chinastemcells@yahoogroups.com, "Kirshner Ross-Vaden"
<kirsh@...> wrote:
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> The first step is to provide the documentation for review and
acceptance for
> treatment.  The second step would be fundraising.
> K
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: chinastemcells@yahoogroups.com
[mailto:chinastemcells@yahoogroups.com]
> On Behalf Of Stephanie
> Sent: Tuesday, October 14, 2008 5:30 PM
> To: chinastemcells@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: [chinastemcells] To: Kirshner Ross-Vaden
>
> We have a 2 yr old son who has Infantile Spasms that we have been
told
> is caused by Cortical Dysplasia in his right hemisphere.
>
> After researching Stem Cell Treatments we are very interested in
coming
> to China. I have received many emails with helpful info from
Monique
> West, but I'm not sure what would be the first step to get things
> going.
>
> We don't have 30 plus thousand dollars lying around so we will need
to
> do fundraising. Do you know anyone I can talk to about good ways to
> start fundraising?
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> Yahoo! Groups Links
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Hello, I was reading about a little boy who suffers from Charcot-Marie-
Tooth disease, Is this something that can be helped by stem cells?

Yes Children are required to stay in the hospital by the medical department
but I do know of a few times when parents have taken their kids to a hotel
over night but I advise against this.
K

-----Original Message-----
From: chinastemcells@yahoogroups.com [mailto:chinastemcells@yahoogroups.com]
On Behalf Of Peggy
Sent: Wednesday, October 22, 2008 11:31 AM
To: chinastemcells@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [chinastemcells] Wondering about Hotels in China

Hello everyone,
    I remember reading a post about staying in a Hotel while in China
for stem cells.  Is it okay for the child to leave the hospital for the
weekend? or weekend night? I thought I read that the child is not
allowed to spend the night outside of the hospital.
    Thank you,
Peggy


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