Adult Stem Cells Heal Multiple Sclerosis Patient

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  • Опубликовано: 5 янв 2025

Комментарии • 54

  • @abikeesclerosada
    @abikeesclerosada 8 месяцев назад

    As a MS patiant since 1996, I'm really happy for you Alison!!!!

  • @mehdimellak6240
    @mehdimellak6240 5 лет назад +8

    Thank you you're giving hope ❤❤

    • @allisoncarr2811
      @allisoncarr2811 4 года назад +3

      There is always hope:)

    • @linkinsam1796
      @linkinsam1796 4 года назад +1

      @@allisoncarr2811 the video was inspiring to me, I was diagnosed with rrms in 2004, started having symptoms in the late 90s. I trip a lot, fall, have numbness sometimes. I'm sorry I'm kinda rambling, anyway Im so happy for you and I wish you the very best health. I do have a question about stem cell therapy involved in repairing myelin any knowledge as to weather there is much progress being made?

    • @allisoncarr2811
      @allisoncarr2811 4 года назад +1

      Linkin Sam I know there is a lot of research occurring currently with how to regenerate myelin, but I have not heard how close they are to being able to make that happen. That is an awesome question that I hope happens soon. Check out the BEAT MS campaign happening across the country! HSCT is becoming more available, to many more people:)

    • @linkinsam1796
      @linkinsam1796 4 года назад

      @@allisoncarr2811 thank you for responding to my question. You just a new subscriber.👍

    • @arikcohen5525
      @arikcohen5525 7 месяцев назад

      there is stem cell transplant with no chimo ng01

  • @kevinfitzgerald7474
    @kevinfitzgerald7474 5 месяцев назад

    Im happy you are doing much better and healed. How are you these days. I have an autoimmune like condition and had no help from conventional medicine, but i now know the causes. Im going to be getting my own stem cells hopefully within this yr to heal me. Ive had these conditions for over a decade.

  • @garybroaddus1847
    @garybroaddus1847 3 года назад +1

    Hi my name is Gary I have Ms I need help.how do you in touch with these people? I thankyou for all your help.

  • @chrisismail
    @chrisismail 4 года назад +6

    My wife had this treatment done in Russia, and had had great results since the treatment. 1.5yrs ago.

    • @allisoncarr2811
      @allisoncarr2811 4 года назад +2

      chris ismail that is awesome! So glad to hear it helped her. She will help many sharing her story!

    • @chrisismail
      @chrisismail 4 года назад +1

      @@allisoncarr2811 yes Thank you, people have reached out to my wife so far! It's been great.

    • @3362antonio
      @3362antonio 3 года назад +1

      Could send me some information .....tirriguy@gmail.com

    • @chrisismail
      @chrisismail 3 года назад

      @@3362antonio hi is their anything in particular you are after?? If not everything you will need is here on the Russian website.. hsctrussia.com/
      If your needing more can contact me or view my wifes Facebook page @hsctrussia

    • @dulcemariasalcedo4087
      @dulcemariasalcedo4087 3 года назад +1

      @1StarProductions no it’s not. Only Mexico and Russia

  • @kami80192
    @kami80192 5 месяцев назад

    Wait why did she have to have chemo?

  • @baldipkaur7475
    @baldipkaur7475 4 года назад +2

    Hey.. I hope you are doing well.. good to see you doing well in this video.
    How is your health now?
    and adults stem cell and Hsct...they both are different procedures right? which one is better?

    • @allisoncarr2811
      @allisoncarr2811 4 года назад +2

      HSCT is Adult Stem Cell Therapy using chemo therapy to kill the confused Immune system ( MS) and the patients own stem cells to reboot the immune system. Hope this helps .
      Best Allison

    • @baldipkaur7475
      @baldipkaur7475 4 года назад

      @@allisoncarr2811 thanks much for the reply dear.. and just wanted to know are you relapse free now?

    • @directioner2870
      @directioner2870 3 года назад

      @@allisoncarr2811 I will try it someday but will it cure my MS ?

  • @LilMono61
    @LilMono61 3 месяца назад

    After HSCT, how long it takes to recover?

    • @StemCellConnect
      @StemCellConnect  2 месяца назад

      Send a message to infoatstemcellresearchfactsdotorg and I can connect you with Allison.

  • @dorehoss5008
    @dorehoss5008 4 года назад

    I hope you are doing well and live a long and healthy life. I have been wondering if MS could be what I suffer from.

    • @allisoncarr2811
      @allisoncarr2811 4 года назад +3

      Get tested! Knowledge is power, once you know you can figure out your options for getting well.

  • @Pennystockid
    @Pennystockid 5 лет назад +3

    Where do I go to get this done??

    • @allisoncarr2811
      @allisoncarr2811 5 лет назад

      Wonderboy Mexico, Russia are the two facilities I’ve heard amazing things about. Dr. Burt is wrapping up he study in Chicago, but I suspect it will be available in different hospitals around the country soon. There are also studies being done in Denver and Washington State.

    • @allisoncarr2811
      @allisoncarr2811 4 года назад

      Wonderboy clinic Ruiz in Mexico, Russia, And Italy do the non myloblative treatment.

    • @chrisismail
      @chrisismail 4 года назад +1

      @@allisoncarr2811 Russia was fantastic as my wife had it done 1 and a half yrs ago

  • @Traceyi1000
    @Traceyi1000 5 лет назад

    How long has you been not feeling well before you started working at the airport?

    • @allisoncarr2811
      @allisoncarr2811 5 лет назад +1

      Hi MaryLynn,
      I was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis in 2013, but started working at the Salt Lake airport in 2011. I had felt horrible for as long as I could remember, but never knew why. When my Doctor Diagnosed me, he told me based on what my lesions looked like, I had MS since I was most likely 18 years old.
      To answer your question 23 or so years.

    • @achrafreda7896
      @achrafreda7896 4 года назад

      @@allisoncarr2811 Hello, my mom currently has MS, she's had it for 11 years now. I am researching the stem cell treatment. Can you please tell me which treatment center you went to. I would really appreciate it. Your story gave me hope and I want to thank you for sharing it.

    • @allisoncarr2811
      @allisoncarr2811 4 года назад +1

      Achraf Reda I went to Northwestern in Chicago. They are currently not doing the treatment but many other hospitals are doing studies on it. Seattle- Mayo Clinic, a clinic in Ohio. There are
      Many.
      Good luck, let me know if I can help.

    • @achrafreda7896
      @achrafreda7896 4 года назад

      @@allisoncarr2811 thanks for the reply. We're in NYC. I've been doing some research and found some clinics that are working with stem cells.

    • @allisoncarr2811
      @allisoncarr2811 4 года назад +2

      Achraf Reda - make sure the clinics are using chemo therapy to kill the confused immune system first. Just using stem cells has not proven to be that effective.

  • @demoskunk
    @demoskunk 4 года назад

    Why doesn't this work on PPMS?

    • @allisoncarr2811
      @allisoncarr2811 4 года назад

      From my Understanding it works the best on RRMS. Also doesn’t have great results on SPMS.

    • @chrisismail
      @chrisismail 4 года назад

      It's better with RRMS because of treating more inflammation and less damage, and PPMS OR SPMS has more permanent damage and less inflammation to treat.

    • @save400
      @save400 2 года назад

      It worked for his PPMS please see the video: ruclips.net/video/Icn4nHvrKX8/видео.html

  • @gulsendelikanl141
    @gulsendelikanl141 4 года назад +1

    I do not know why but I dont believe that this therapy is really doing good job. I live in Turkey and had MS since I was 15 years old. In my country there are not many hospitals doing this therapy, and when I searched other countries I had bad news. So I gave it up and am waiting for a miracle!

    • @allisoncarr2811
      @allisoncarr2811 4 года назад +3

      gülşen delikanlı there are many people this has helped tremendously. I have been in remission for close to 7 years.
      Wishing you the best- miracles do happen❤️

    • @gulsendelikanl141
      @gulsendelikanl141 4 года назад +1

      @@allisoncarr2811 thank u for hopeful answer. i hope and want to believe that there will be a miracle🙏

    • @chrisismail
      @chrisismail 4 года назад

      @@gulsendelikanl141 it works to halt further damage, which it can be very sucessfull at doing that.

    • @jennymisteqq5399
      @jennymisteqq5399 3 года назад

      @@allisoncarr2811 I would love to have this procedure done, but it’s out of my reach financially. I am happy though for people that have the means to access the treatment

    • @yugdeepmeena7856
      @yugdeepmeena7856 3 месяца назад

      ​@@allisoncarr2811how r u doing now did u go for hstc

  • @Fairfax40DaysforLife
    @Fairfax40DaysforLife 6 лет назад +1

    I remember when everyone was complaining that adult stem cells were a poor replacement for the much lauded embryonic stem cells that were supposedly going to work miracles, and hating on the religious people who were standing in the way of progress. Wisdom is vindicated by her children.

    • @allisoncarr2811
      @allisoncarr2811 5 лет назад

      Jonathan Darnel thankfully Adult Stem Cells are completely different. My own stem cells were used, so they were the perfect match for my body. Crazy hour out bodies can health themselves with the right tools🙏🏽

    • @allisoncarr2811
      @allisoncarr2811 4 года назад +1

      Jonathan Darnel the HSCT protocol involves chemotherapy which kills the confused immune system, which effects MS.
      Chemotherapy is key in this treatment. By using ones own stem cells, it simply makes this procedure safer and easier to rebound more quickly .

  • @flipnasty2296
    @flipnasty2296 3 года назад

    One of my closest friends has been in a wheelchair for a year now... he's suffered from the disease for 20 years or so... why does he have to go to Columbia for stem cell therapy? Another thing... bacteriaphages... why don't they use them to fight off these super bugs that have become immune to our antibiotics now? Stem cell research treatment therapy and Bacteriaphages is what we need to focus on. If they really wanted to cure people that is