Saturday, 30 July 2016

PATIENT STORY

Penny Thomas-Parkinson 
Disease(USA)

Name: Penny Thomas

Sex: Female

Country: USA

Age: 52

Diagnosis: Parkinson's 
Syndrome

Medical history before 
stem cell treatment:

Penny was diagnosed with 
Parkinson's eight years ago.

BEFORE THE TREATMENT (May 11, 
2006): Penny suffered under 
uncontrollable shaking. Her 
muscles were extremely tense. 
She had high muscle tensions 
and although she looked like 
she was extremely strong, in 
fact her muscles were very 
weak. When she was walking or 
doing anything, she would have 
freeze ups during which she 
would stop and not be able to 
continue her motion. When she 
was talking on the telephone, 
her situation would make it 
difficult to maintain a proper 
conversation. She could not 
read or write because of the 
tremors she experienced. She 
could not eat by herself. She 
could not get out of a bed or 
out of a chair by herself. She 
could not brush her hair. She 
had trouble turning her neck.

Penny received injections of 
retinal neural stem cells into 
the brain of retinal neural stem 
cells and a daily cocktail 
treatment of neurotropic 
factors by Dr Li Ke Wu and Dr 
Xiaojuan Wang.

After stem cell treatment 
(July 4th, 2006):

Penny's shaking was greatly 
reduced but it still came back 
from time-to-time. She noticed 
that after the treatment at 
times when the shaking did 
come back, that if she 
concentrated, she could stop it. 
The muscle tensions had 
disappeared. Her strength 
increased. The freeze ups 
stopped completely. She could 
read and write again. She could 
speak on the telephone. She 
could eat by herself. She could 
get out of a chair and out of a 
bed by herself. She could turn 
her neck normally and she could 
brush her hair.

July 21st: (From an e-mail from 
Penny) - I have returned home 
safely. I am driving once again 
after passing my driver's exam. 
In October I gave up my driving 
because I did not feel I was safe 
anymore and it was just adding 
too much stress to my life. 
Friends are amazed at what 
they see they just keep staring 
at me...my self confidence has 
returned also. I went sailing the 
other day... I actually was at 
the helm of the boat for 2 and 1
/2 hours! I feel like I'm a kid 
again.

October 25th: (From an e-mail 
from Penny) - Aloha, I have 
recently returned from 
traveling for a month on the US 
mainland visiting friends and 
relatives. I even attended my 
35 year high school class 
reunion! My how time does 
change us all and flies by.

I continue to be in a state of 
great excitement and joy for 
life. I used to ride horses quite 
regularly in Colorado, so my 
friends made sure that I had 
that experience as well during 
my visit. I was in heaven!

I saw my 15 year old daughter 
after not seeing her for 3 
months. The first thing she said 
was "Mom, is that you? You're 
so strong!"

I am still swimming with the 
dolphins in the ocean when they 
choose to come to swim with me!

I am hoping to be able to start 
to make some reductions of the 
medications to see how the 
stem cells will respond soon. I 
have noticed that I have been 
missing some of my 10pm meds 
(because I fell asleep reading) 
and so I am noticing my body 
seems to be okay with this.

I have also discovered a more 
natural way to feed the brain L-
dopa by an herb known as 
Macuna puriens. There is a 
website that has a neuro-
program, that my doctor is 
going to help me to be 
monitored and involved with. It 
will actually help the stem cells I 
believe to produce the dopamine.

You might want to check out 
the websites that I have looked 
at, they are, 
www.CHKNutrition.comand 
www.neuroassist.com. I know 
there are urinalysis every week 
or two to determine the 
dopamine levels in the beginning. 
I think this is a very important 
step for people to be able to 
take in order to step away 
from prescription meds if they 
can. I tried a sample instead of 
Sinemet one afternoon, it 
seemed to work fine in its 
place, but of course, that was 
only once.

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