Another Lyme Disease Patient's Embryonic Stem Cell Experience

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Posted Mon, 2009/02/02 - 10:00 by amybscher

Filed Under: The India Story, Lyme Disease, Drugs & Treatments

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After a recent discussion about stem cells and Lyme Disease on LymeNet, an online Lyme community, a fellow stem cell patient who underwent therapy in India chimed in to offer his experience for other people to read.

I am posting his experience here with permission. I have had many requests for other patient stories and I thank him for being willing to do this.


 

This post is a bit late because I was traveling back from India when all the activity was occurring. It is also a bit long. I was the third lyme patient to receive HESCs. I received treatment in New Delhi in July and August of 2008 and January 2009. Although I was still gradually getting worse at the time that I went to New Delhi in July, I felt my lyme was fairly under control.

Background

-My lyme story is like so many others: Many doctors, not diagnosed for about 8 years, and misdiagnosed…etc.

-Symptoms resemble MS: loss of balance, strength, coordination, endurance. Lot of muscle tightness and pain.

-On Antibiotics for about 4 years

-Babesia coinfection.

-Lesions on brain and spinal cord

That should provide enough of a picture.

Results of Treatment

The results have been life changing for me. Instead of existing, I’m living. I went on my first vacation in years. I can walk into the grocery store without worrying if I will make it back out without assistance. I walk my dog.

Objective results:

-SPECT scans—originally showed 5 places where there were problems—1 is now gone and the other 4 show good improvements

-Blood results: Both white and red counts had been below normal for years—both are now in the normal range. I had macrocytic anemia for years —that was fixed also.

-CD57 increased by 60

Subjective results:

-Pain and tightness have improved 90%. I wake up in the morning mostly pain free.

-Balance has improved—I no longer have to hold on to something to walk. My feet do not cross over when I do walk. I have worked up to walking ¾ mile without any support or difficulty.

-Strength, Balance and Coordination have all greatly improved

-All has not come back yet. For example, the skin sensitivity on my legs have improved, but not all the way yet. Still have some bladder issues as well

-During my stay, I also saw other patients improve

Other

There seems to be a lot of misunderstandings about the HESC treatment in New Delhi. Dr. Shroff has treated over 600 patients since 2002—she has been at this for at least 6 years and NO negative side effects have been observed. Of course, this includes no tumor growths. She has treated all kinds of “incurable” conditions. Only one human embryo has been used. The stem cells from this one embryo could theoretically treat everyone in the world. It is also important to understand that no immunosuppressant drugs are needed. No animal “feeder” cells are used.

For me HESC has been a very effective treatment for the damage caused by lyme disease.

You can view the entire thread here: http://flash.lymenet.org/scripts/ultimatebb.cgi/topic/1/76772

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Lyme Disease Patient's Story

Submitted by T. Luttrell on Fri, 2009/02/06 - 04:27.

Thank you so much for telling us about your treatment in India. It is so helpful to hear from those who have first-hand experience. I hope your renewed health brings you much joy.

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WOW!!!!

Submitted by Anonymous on Fri, 2009/02/06 - 05:57.

How wonderful to hear yet another India success story. It sounds like you've regained your life and continue to improve.
Go baby stem cells!
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Branched chain amino acids

Submitted by Branched chain amino acids on Sun, 2009/07/05 - 16:30.

Subject of your article is very interesting, i have bookmarked it for future referrence
regards kierdincho

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Just wanted to say hi

Submitted by Dana Hill on Sun, 2009/07/12 - 08:50.

Amy,

Just a quick note to say Hi!

Nikki is doing pretty well, but does have Lyme relapses.

I have been reading you postings on LymeNet with great interest and it brought me here.

Take Care,

Nikki's Dad (LymeDad on LymeNet)

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placenta stem cell

Submitted by Anonymous on Mon, 2010/02/22 - 11:53.

Dear Amy,

What do you know about Placenta/Cord blood stem cell? There are a couple places in Mexico that use it, the claim is that it is comparable to Embyonic.

Have you heard of anyone who has used this for Lyme. Thinking of doing it, closer to home.

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