Multiple sclerosis patient retires his walking stick after umbilical cord-derived stem cell therapy

From: mcgillron
Date: Wed, Nov 27, 2013 at 11:51 AM
Subject: Happy Thanksgiving!
To: edited_for_privacy@cellmedicine.com

Dr Barnett / Dr Hernandez & all staff at Clinic,

It’s a very special Thanksgiving for my household & I owe it to the efforts of all of you!

I’ve been walking without my stick since returning from stem cell therapy. 1 week of holding it for security & going on 3rd week of it riding in truck of my car. My stability is becoming more consistent & controlled. I am walking farther longer, riding bicycle more rhythmic & swimming smoother strokes.

Results are much greater than I expected. I believe the lifestyle changes, vitamin regimen, herbals, exercise & positive attitude adopted 14 months prior to visiting you allowed me to receive maximum benefit from the stem cell therapy.

I look forward to progressing my abilities back to a higher level over the next months.

If you would like me to share what I’ve done & am doing to get my results, feel free to give my email.

Dr Hernandez – please stay in contact on the herbal adjustments I’m making to solve final 2 deficiencies.

THANKS AGAIN for your hospitality & care!

Ron Mc Gill

Sam Harrell demonstrates his progress after receiving umbilical cord stem cells + fat stem cells for multiple sclerosis

Texas high school Hall of Fame football coach Sam Harrell talks about his progress after undergoing several stem cell treatments for secondary progressive multiple sclerosis at the Stem Cell Institute in Panama City, Panama.

Sam is speaking from the clinic in Panama while undergoing his fourth 5-day course of combination human umbilical cord-derived mesenchymal stem cells and fat-derived stromal vascular fraction cells.

"I came by myself this time and that's just a sign of how much better I've gotten. ...the last times I've come I had to get in a wheel chair [off the plane] and I just walked through the airport this time. People ask me. 'Do you think it really helps?'. Well, just look! I am walking through the airport with no aids." [Sam demonstrates how he used to walk before treatment] "I took little steps. If I needed to turn around, I had to do like this." [Sam demonstrates a slow, shuffling turn] "I don't have a rope but now I can jump rope." [sam demonstates jumping rope and walks quickly around the room demonstrating quick changes in directions] "Before, I couldn't jump rope. I couldn't do any of that. Now I can do those things. I used to have to think about my steps. I'd have to think about right leg, and left leg and now I don't have to think. I catch myself doing that. I walk somewhere and I think, 'hey I didn't have to think about walking from there to there. I just got up and walked like I used to. Now I can make quick moves. I couldn't do any of that before."

"...I coached football and I had to retire. I never thought I'd coach football again. Just this last year, I coached football again. Amazing. I thought I would never do that again. I coached this past year and I plan on doing it again. I'm thank to the Stem Cell Institute in Panama and I am thankful to God above. He's smiling on me too. It's an amazing story, I think."

Sam Harrell Texas High School Football Hall of Fame: http://www.brownwoodnews.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=10918:harrell-to-be-inducted-into-the-texas-high-school-football-hall-of-fame&catid=39:sports&Itemid=62

Links:

Stem Cell Therapy for MS

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Medistem Panama Awarded ISO 9001 International Global Certification

Awarded this:

CERTIFICATION

for the Quality Management System of:

MEDISTEM PANAMA

Offices included in the scope:

Ciudad del Saber, Edificio # 221, piso # 2,
Clayton, Ancón
Panama City, Republic of Panama



The scope includes the following activities:

• Isolation of stem cells from adipose tissue(ADSC) and mononuclear cells from bone marrow.
• Expansion and harvest of mesenchymal stem cells from umbilical cord, adipose tissue and its derivatives.

ISO 9001:2008

Valid from 19, June 2016
Granted from Panama 20, June 2013

Antonio Martin
Director
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