My son Ryan has been suffering many years with chronic Crohn’s disease.
He has severe chronic pain, vomiting and sleep interruptions that will not allow his body to get a good night’s rest.
His doctors have him on more than 7 types of medications that will initially help symptoms, but stop working after a while. The medications have so many bad side effects and are causing new problems.
He loses a lot of work because he is either sick or very fatigued due to the emotional stress and depression that he experiences almost daily.
I have seen him vomiting multiple times over a few hours with pain that causes him so much agony that it brings him to tears.
He has made dozens of visits to the ER for his excruciating pain.
Ryan’s quality of life has greatly diminished. He is losing hope, which places stress on his family and friends.
I want to use stem cell therapy for his condition, as there is a huge success rate for many chronic conditions including Crohn’s.
I have done a lot of research on stem cell therapy and find that people’s lives have changed significantly with this treatment.
Stem cells are currently being used in the USA for injection of joint pain with great results.
Since the FDA does not allow stem cell treatment to be used intravenously for Crohn’s, insurance will not cover the costs.
The treatment cost is expensive, costing over $16,000, not including airfare and other expenses.
“We’re finding that autologous stem cell transplants benefit about 90 percent of Crohn’s disease patients who fit very specific criteria, compared to maybe 15 percent who benefit from new drugs when they’re introduced,” says Louis Cohen, MD, Assistant Professor of Medicine (Gastroenterology) at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai.
I am desperate to help Ryan get stem cell treatment. Stem cell therapy is a more natural way to heal the body, instead of drugs that don’t work.
Stem cells have proven to reverse numerous diseases and chronic conditions with over an 90% success rate.
I appreciate any help given, and my prayer is that Ryan can experience a life without pain and suffering.
Thank you for your support and kindness.
Graciously,
Madeleine (Ryan’s Mom)