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Sandi is a cool (and funny) cat who wrote a book about her stem cell transplant experience. She is one of the pioneers in the treatment and so far it has been quite successful for her. - Dave
The original piece on Stu's page:
http://wwwmsviewsandrelatednews.blog...et-listen.html
This Thursday - April 26th at 8:30pm ET
Listen to Stuart and Deanne of StuMS Radio and Multiple Sclerosis Unplugged, speak with Sandi Selvi, who had a Stem Cell treatment that has seemed to work.
LISTEN HERE:
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OR Call (347) 215-9265 to listen, talk or ask questions
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Sandi Selvi, born Sandra Lynn Abram - March 15, 1960, San Jose, California. www.sandiselvi.com Comedian and Author of, 'Won't Do Stand-Up in a Wheelchair' (Wyatt-Mackenzie, March 2010) Sandi was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis in 1995.
When her doctors told her she was advancing so rapidly that they expected her to be in a wheelchair within 5 years, Sandi began to look for any other possibilities. She realized right then and there, that there were two things she did not look good in, one was green, the other was wheelchair's. Sandi stumbled upon a well kept secret; stem cell research. They had been doing stem cell transplants for Multiple Sclerosis in Europe, for years.
The science had Sandi convinced, that it could be a viable alternative. Besides, the drugs the doctors had been giving her, were no longer working. It was a no brainer, so she volunteered at the Scripps Green Hospital in San Diego, for an experimental autologous stem cell transplant (using her own stem cells).
In preparation for her transplant, Sandi's lung was accidentally punctured. Sandi claims that a $10.99 box of comedy tapes purchased at Costco, was what kept her alive that night that her lung was punctured. Now, it is comedy that keeps her sane.
Since the transplant Sandi has no new lesions, no new symptoms, and best of all, most of her old Multiple Sclerosis symptoms are gone.
Conclusion: The transplant worked! Who's laughing now?
If you miss(ed) the show, visit our Blog-Talk Radio (BTR) archives, found here:
http://www.blogtalkradio.com/multipl...osis-unplugged
Listen to Stuart and Deanne of StuMS Radio and Multiple Sclerosis Unplugged, speak with Sandi Selvi, who had a Stem Cell treatment that has seemed to work.
LISTEN HERE:
http://www.blogtalkradio.com/multipl...osis-unplugged
Click on the above link to listen to our program
OR Call (347) 215-9265 to listen, talk or ask questions
- - - If you want to speak, you will need to press 1 - - -
Otherwise just listen-in
Sandi Selvi, born Sandra Lynn Abram - March 15, 1960, San Jose, California. www.sandiselvi.com Comedian and Author of, 'Won't Do Stand-Up in a Wheelchair' (Wyatt-Mackenzie, March 2010) Sandi was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis in 1995.
When her doctors told her she was advancing so rapidly that they expected her to be in a wheelchair within 5 years, Sandi began to look for any other possibilities. She realized right then and there, that there were two things she did not look good in, one was green, the other was wheelchair's. Sandi stumbled upon a well kept secret; stem cell research. They had been doing stem cell transplants for Multiple Sclerosis in Europe, for years.
The science had Sandi convinced, that it could be a viable alternative. Besides, the drugs the doctors had been giving her, were no longer working. It was a no brainer, so she volunteered at the Scripps Green Hospital in San Diego, for an experimental autologous stem cell transplant (using her own stem cells).
In preparation for her transplant, Sandi's lung was accidentally punctured. Sandi claims that a $10.99 box of comedy tapes purchased at Costco, was what kept her alive that night that her lung was punctured. Now, it is comedy that keeps her sane.
Since the transplant Sandi has no new lesions, no new symptoms, and best of all, most of her old Multiple Sclerosis symptoms are gone.
Conclusion: The transplant worked! Who's laughing now?
If you miss(ed) the show, visit our Blog-Talk Radio (BTR) archives, found here:
http://www.blogtalkradio.com/multipl...osis-unplugged
http://wwwmsviewsandrelatednews.blog...et-listen.html
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