In this episode of I CARE FOR YOUR BRAIN with Dr. Sullivan, board certified neuropsychologist Dr. Karen D. Sullivan discusses pons stroke, its effects and coping strategies. Learn more at www.ICFYB.com
Thank you so very much Dr. Sullivan for your videos. I had a Basil Artery Stroke (brain stem) caused by a crack to my neck from a chiropractic adjustment. I had the symptoms you talked about. I could not sit up without falling over to one side or the other, I could not raise my arms up or walk, and I had to be carried into the hospital for an MRI that showed a stroke. At the time, they told my family I had less than a 1% chance of survival and a 10% chance of functionality, I was 38 years old and a marathon runner. However, my after-stoke symptoms align with these as well as Gaglia Stroke. I'm fully recovered now, but as you said, a lifetime of recovery. I still have problems swollowing at times and I often choke when taking in deep breaths, I have chronic sinus and ear infections and my eyesight is punk and changes a lot, and we can't seem to settle on a prescription that is standard (trifocal). When I get migraines sometimes my right face falls as if I am having a stroke and I drool. My face is numb, the head is numb but the back of my neck where the brainstem is very tender always. I've had problems sleeping since the stroke and require sleep aids, (melatonin is what I take now), but my neurologist has me scheduled for a sleep apnea study next month because of my breathing issues. I have learned to live with a lot of pain, but I meditate and practice yoga therapy techniques that deflect pain and for the most part, my life has been very rewarding. My family often says, if we knew what we are in for, none of us would have signed up! I'm a totally different personality, we went through some very intense therapy for my family to help prepare them for the 'new me' and to let go of their mother and wife. I had a wonderful team of doctors and therapists and family and a company that paid 100% of my medical. Life is wonderful, but you have to fight for the good stuff and be willing to take the baby steps and celebrate the new You!
Thank you, this was very helpful, my brother has a brain stem stroke and locked in syndrome. He is still in critical care at the hospital and the doctors couldn't believe that he is alive. As a family we fought hard to get the care he needed, Now the doctors are baffled as to what is happening. Videos like these helped us to recognize the stroke.
Double hemorrhage (pons)in 2012 followed by surgery. My third bleed in the pons, no surgery this time. I'm still alive and trying to recover. I have a lot of balance problems. I consider myself very lucky.
Lost my relative today because of large pontine hameroge.he fighted for his life for 6 days in icu but lost today.i pray that no one suffer injury or strock on this part of brain .
Thank you so much for this information, i live in new Zealand, suffering pretty much everything you have mentioned, seen specialists, neurosurgeon, had stereotatic treatment, but no one has explained my condition the way you have. I feel so alone, searching for information, no mention of rehab or even confirmation that its a stroke, swelling yes, possible microbleed, most likely because they just dont know unfortunately. You have given me more info in one video since diagnosis of a cavernoma in my pons. Some days i feel like im fighting to stay conscious and the electric shocks! But o feel like no obe is really listening seriously. Thank you so much for understanding our brain.
Thank you for the clear information. My husband had 4 TIA, each affected some parts of his body. It is me who do all the research because of the language and he does not understand what is going on with him.
This is excellent and very affirming. So many of my symptoms of my post-pontine stroke are so difficult to describe having to do with dizziness, mild confusion, feeling overwhelmed by crowds of shuffling people at the farmer's market or in a busy restaurant, the fatigue for seemingly no reason that I sometimes wonder if it is all in my own head (which I suppose it really is) or if it is really real. But now I feel like it is real, which is reassuring. Thank you.
My brother had a brain pons bleed. He is on a induced coma to keep him from being combative. He made it to the hospital feeling virtigo. Later they believe a stroke his left side. They say he will nevet be able to do anything for himself again. Watching this video gives me hope. High blood pressure runs deep in out family. No surgery or anything being done. Were about 24hrs in. Pray for us
Learn more with board certified neuropsychologist Dr. Karen D. Sullivan. Join us for our Virtual Stroke Recovery Group for 10 weekly webinars on Thursdays 4-5:30 p.m. ET Sept. 17-Nov. 19, 2020. Get all the details at www.icfyb.com/srg
Dizziness is a common post-stroke complaint noted by as many as 80 percent of survivors after certain types of stroke. Learn what you can do for better coping with your episodes of dizziness. Check out Dr. Sullivan's article: Post-Stroke Dizziness: Why Is It Happening and What To Do About It www.icfyb.com/dizzy
Thank you SOO much for this particular video. I am an RN with trauma experience. and my 49-year-old sister with only two years of DM & HTN hx just had a left-sided acute Pontine infarct during a major oral surgery procedure. we are currently at a “high-ranking” stroke hospital and she is progressing faster than expected with her speech and dysarthria, but her right sided weakness is not going so fast. Plus she’s got some weirdness where her gaze is deviating to the right (???) As a family, we’ve been doing lots of PROM; PT/OT unfortunately has been minimal, despite doctor’s orders. Hoping to get her to stroke rehab sooner rather than later, since she is young and strong.
ohh, the statistics are what really hurts. I live with a Brainstem Pontine Cavernoma. I have a little hope that it is located on the right side, therefore, the fatality statistics it seems are less and survival/recovery is more likely when it only affects one side. I am very fortunate as of right now. But I live in fear for my life every day. Some days are better than others as I try to suppress the fear and anxiety and live present. Thank you for sharing, this information was helpful to solidify what symptoms/syndromes are common with this type of stroke to prepare for mentally. I've been told what to look out for and some of the risks, but not all of them. So this was good information to have.
Also, I wanted to say I cried uncontrollably, it just happened and there was nothing I could do about it. I also had hiccups for 6 weeks that drove me crazy. I had aphasia really bad, but it has gotten better over the years, I now just stop talking and say, I have aphasia and I can't talk anymore. My brain knows what I want to say, but I can't say it. Also, I lost a whole lot of memory and have not recovered it to this day. I did not have cognitive during the beginning of my recovery, it finally stuck after the 3rd year and I was able to retain memory from that time forward. So I'm sort of in between two varied strokes you talked about. I find this very interesting.
I have Small Vessel Ischaemia and Osmotic Demyelination Syndrome and possibly MS now. A year ago I had a Stroke in my PONS that scrambled them so bad. I have 2 different Neurologist that both look at me with CRAZY BIG EYES in disbelief saying " You should NOT be walking or talking right now" !!! My brain is doing all kinds of crazy stuff and I have seizures all the time but it's like the Neurologist are afraid of me and to be my Dr! Believe it or not there's not alot known about these Brain Injuries and they kept hiding it from me until I figured it out and finally cornered one to tell me the truth and boy did I get the FINE, yes yes your DYING, and NO of course there's no cure and then I got now there's nothing left that my office can do for you and I got escorted out! WTH was that right.. guess that explains why all my Neurologist before that after between 1-4 months dropped me due to them leaving the practice! True story honestly! Even this new one is acting up as I'm waiting on him too set me up with Home Hospice and then I think I've decided to donate my body to science after I'm done with it so hopefully they can learn from the many Medical problems that I now have to over the past 5-6 years. Before that I was never sick, never any problems beyond allergies! Anyway came across this Channel and was like WOW this is awesome. I subscribed and rang the bell so hopefully you will do a live show soon so we can talk. Loved your info
Tazz, Please don't give up!!! If Doctors couldn't help you, Hang on to JESUS!!! HE WILL HEAL YOUR 🙏 BODY. HE IS SAME YESTERDAY,TODAY & FOREVER..... ! NOTHING IS IMPOSSIBLE WITH JESUS. PUT YOUR MIND ON JESUS & CRY OUT TO HIM. AT HIS ONE COMMAND, DEVIL WILL FLEE from You. IF JESUS HEALED ME (HAD SARS COV.2 ) FROM THE DEATH GATE FOR 5 MONTHS, HE WILL DO SAME FOR YOU, TOO. TRY TO READ or HEAR OTHER PEOPLES' MIRACLE TESTMONIES WILL HELP YOU BUIDING YOUR FAITH. KEEP ASKING JESUS SEND YOU A WORD -- AT HIS ONE COMMAND, YOU SHALL BE HEALED!!! GOD BE WITH YOU. ❤🌈🙏
wow thank you Dr Sullivan for this, I had my pons stroke in 2017 at a age of 39. Woke up 05:00 in the morning with a massive headache, I couldn't stand and I had dubble vision. also hade numbness on half of my left tong and upperlip/teeths. Took me 8 months to fully recover, didn't receive any rehab, the aftermath is all in my eyes especially when I'm under high stress also my left side gets weaker (get's better after I sleep). My bad mood got worse after the stroke so I do a lot of meditation for this and for the stress.
My mother just had a pontine hemorrhage and is in a stage 5 coma.. Could you give us advice on recovery? What could help with it, what to expect, and treatment? We are praying for a miracle.
Only God's mercy nano-medication can cure pontine hemorrhagic stroke. This is the fact and is not a fairy-tale story. If hardened blood vessels can't restore its elasticity, it's impossible to cure stroke. If endogenous neural stem cells (NSCs) can't be triggered for regeneration, it's impossible to cure stroke. By the way, does your beloved mother have neurogenic bowel and/or bladder dysfunctions? What's her sys. as well as dia. pressure? All glory belongs to God !
Dear Dr. Sullivan, I am 70 and had a pontine stroke last July. I am weak on the right side but about four months ago I developed pain in that side. I live in the Sierra Nevada which has few services so my husband bought me Flint's Fit Mi and its Music Glove. The weather is quite warm and my arm, shoulder, and hand are quite swollen on that side. What would you recommend? Thank for your videos which are a lifeline to those of us without much help. Thank you! Katie Farmer
I want to make sure that all of you have access to this information. No hype, no products, no supplements, just high-quality, science-based brain health information. There is only one diet with scientific support for reducing cognitive impairment. Please read about it to empower yourself! www.icfyb.com/strokediet
Hi doctor,the pt who got pontine hammhoragic stroke.after 3 mon head got controlled.not able to speak.not able to get trunk stabiisation,now its take 6 mon.whats d maximum recovery duration for these
I had a stroke in 2013. When I had it, I had a period before that I would lose my balance and ability to stand. Than the night I had the stroke (hemorrhagic) I noticed started when my hands no longer functioned, i couldn't stand and had to crawl back to bed). Symptoms went away next morning. I did not see a doctor for 5 months. My question is this - my cognitive ability has been diminishing and my wife has noticed my personality is changing. Ithe right side of my body is very weak still after 5 years. I also have difficulty getting a normal sleep schedule. My MRI showed a stroke in the pon area (hemorrhagic). i have pain from my scalp to arms, legs, and my right eye. My hearing is impaired. Is there hope for full recovery?
I am 7yrs post pontine cvs. Left side hemiparesis, late onset spasticity. I m Lucky I can live alone with just a little help. ???wonder what dr to consult for ongoing care. My pcp just throws pills at me.
Thank you for this video. My wife suffered hemhhorages in both sides of the PONS and I think it affected her midbrain. She is aware but cannot move her arms independently and can only move her legs sporadically. I want to get her to as close to full recovery as possible. I will look for someone like you locally. Do you do consults? Thank you again for the information.
Central pontine hemorrhagic stroke patient, aged 57, has been treated by God's mercy nano-medication for 20 months and got recovery. It's plausible that your wife can be cured by nano-medication too. Before nano-medication treatment, the said patient had neurogenic bladder and bowel dysfunction, dysphasia, dysphagia, etc. This is the first time in human history that pontine hemorrhagic stroke can be cured. All glory belongs to God ! God bless!
I had stroke my eyes wont coordinate so on right side seeing double cant hear either really tight on left side face is to slight tingle on lip as well, eye bother me most any suggestions because balance is bad as well
Hello doc....im dovie from Philippines,,,,my brother is currently in ICU right now,still unconscious,intubated,and the neurologist said that he had acute pontine hemorrhage....i just need some advices and info from you
Dear Dr. Sullivan, Central pontine hemorrhagic stroke patient, Dec. 18, 2019 admitted into Taiwan University Hospital, Taipei. From June 25, 2020, Mr. Isaac Kao, the said patient, has been treated by God's mercy nano-medication. Now, he'll recover completely soon. This case shocks Taiwan's medical society already. Of course, western medication forever can't effectively treat and reverse pontine hemorrhagic stroke. Why? 1. hardened blood vessels can't restore elasticity by western medication. 2. endogenous NSCs (neural stem cells) can't be triggered by western medication for regeneration. Anyway, nano-medication is not fairy-tale story but God's mercy. Nano-medication is based on: God created man from an extract of clay. In 2009, Nobel Prize of Physiology/Medicine was awarded to prof. Jack W. Szostak who has been studying God's extract of clay for years. Alas, until now, he doesn't know what's the definition of God's extract of clay. God bless your family and you ! David Chi-Kang Lo
Dear Dr. Sullivan, I keep you informed again that the said central pontine hemorrhagic stroke patient, aged 58 now, is nearly completely recovered. Hopefully, in the very very near future, I can give you all deatils. Stem cell therapy is to help those endogenous adult stem cells (ASCs) to clear away so-called inhibitory molecules so that its regenerative potentials can be triggered for regeneration. Autologous and/or allogeneic stem cells transplantation are entirely wrong. God's mercy nano-medication should be the only Regenerative Medicine, stem cell therapy. All glory belongs to God !
I just survived a pons stroke. Thank you for sharing this
Hi how are now..? Did you go back normal or did your head came back into normal after your pons stroke
Share your story please
Thank you so very much Dr. Sullivan for your videos. I had a Basil Artery Stroke (brain stem) caused by a crack to my neck from a chiropractic adjustment. I had the symptoms you talked about. I could not sit up without falling over to one side or the other, I could not raise my arms up or walk, and I had to be carried into the hospital for an MRI that showed a stroke. At the time, they told my family I had less than a 1% chance of survival and a 10% chance of functionality, I was 38 years old and a marathon runner. However, my after-stoke symptoms align with these as well as Gaglia Stroke. I'm fully recovered now, but as you said, a lifetime of recovery. I still have problems swollowing at times and I often choke when taking in deep breaths, I have chronic sinus and ear infections and my eyesight is punk and changes a lot, and we can't seem to settle on a prescription that is standard (trifocal). When I get migraines sometimes my right face falls as if I am having a stroke and I drool. My face is numb, the head is numb but the back of my neck where the brainstem is very tender always. I've had problems sleeping since the stroke and require sleep aids, (melatonin is what I take now), but my neurologist has me scheduled for a sleep apnea study next month because of my breathing issues. I have learned to live with a lot of pain, but I meditate and practice yoga therapy techniques that deflect pain and for the most part, my life has been very rewarding. My family often says, if we knew what we are in for, none of us would have signed up! I'm a totally different personality, we went through some very intense therapy for my family to help prepare them for the 'new me' and to let go of their mother and wife. I had a wonderful team of doctors and therapists and family and a company that paid 100% of my medical. Life is wonderful, but you have to fight for the good stuff and be willing to take the baby steps and celebrate the new You!
Thank you, this was very helpful, my brother has a brain stem stroke and locked in syndrome. He is still in critical care at the hospital and the doctors couldn't believe that he is alive. As a family we fought hard to get the care he needed, Now the doctors are baffled as to what is happening. Videos like these helped us to recognize the stroke.
Double hemorrhage (pons)in 2012 followed by surgery. My third bleed in the pons, no surgery this time. I'm still alive and trying to recover. I have a lot of balance problems. I consider myself very lucky.
Lost my relative today because of large pontine hameroge.he fighted for his life for 6 days in icu but lost today.i pray that no one suffer injury or strock on this part of brain .
Thank you so much for this information, i live in new Zealand, suffering pretty much everything you have mentioned, seen specialists, neurosurgeon, had stereotatic treatment, but no one has explained my condition the way you have. I feel so alone, searching for information, no mention of rehab or even confirmation that its a stroke, swelling yes, possible microbleed, most likely because they just dont know unfortunately. You have given me more info in one video since diagnosis of a cavernoma in my pons. Some days i feel like im fighting to stay conscious and the electric shocks! But o feel like no obe is really listening seriously. Thank you so much for understanding our brain.
Thank you for the clear information. My husband had 4 TIA, each affected some parts of his body. It is me who do all the research because of the language and he does not understand what is going on with him.
This is the most informative thing I have ever seen or heard on pontine strokes. I had one and luckily survived. Dr.Sullivan is brilliant!
Can you help me, please. This is my email accnt. jcdelmundo11@gmail.com..
Very good (pons stroke survivor)
Excellent speaker!!! Thanks sooooo much!!!
❤ you came through for me again with the words that I needed to share with another❤
This is excellent and very affirming. So many of my symptoms of my post-pontine stroke are so difficult to describe having to do with dizziness, mild confusion, feeling overwhelmed by crowds of shuffling people at the farmer's market or in a busy restaurant, the fatigue for seemingly no reason that I sometimes wonder if it is all in my own head (which I suppose it really is) or if it is really real. But now I feel like it is real, which is reassuring. Thank you.
Thank you so much for sharing this, it’s so helpful and not just education for me but for my family to understand too x
My brother had a brain pons bleed. He is on a induced coma to keep him from being combative. He made it to the hospital feeling virtigo. Later they believe a stroke his left side. They say he will nevet be able to do anything for himself again. Watching this video gives me hope. High blood pressure runs deep in out family. No surgery or anything being done. Were about 24hrs in. Pray for us
My father had a pons brain bleed stroke a week ago and I am terrified...how is your brother now?
@@sanaaallwer3865 he died 3 weeks later 😭
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Thank you SOO much for this particular video. I am an RN with trauma experience. and my 49-year-old sister with only two years of DM & HTN hx just had a left-sided acute Pontine infarct during a major oral surgery procedure. we are currently at a “high-ranking” stroke hospital and she is progressing faster than expected with her speech and dysarthria, but her right sided weakness is not going so fast. Plus she’s got some weirdness where her gaze is deviating to the right (???)
As a family, we’ve been doing lots of PROM; PT/OT unfortunately has been minimal, despite doctor’s orders. Hoping to get her to stroke rehab sooner rather than later, since she is young and strong.
ohh, the statistics are what really hurts. I live with a Brainstem Pontine Cavernoma. I have a little hope that it is located on the right side, therefore, the fatality statistics it seems are less and survival/recovery is more likely when it only affects one side. I am very fortunate as of right now. But I live in fear for my life every day. Some days are better than others as I try to suppress the fear and anxiety and live present. Thank you for sharing, this information was helpful to solidify what symptoms/syndromes are common with this type of stroke to prepare for mentally. I've been told what to look out for and some of the risks, but not all of them. So this was good information to have.
Also, I wanted to say I cried uncontrollably, it just happened and there was nothing I could do about it. I also had hiccups for 6 weeks that drove me crazy. I had aphasia really bad, but it has gotten better over the years, I now just stop talking and say, I have aphasia and I can't talk anymore. My brain knows what I want to say, but I can't say it. Also, I lost a whole lot of memory and have not recovered it to this day. I did not have cognitive during the beginning of my recovery, it finally stuck after the 3rd year and I was able to retain memory from that time forward. So I'm sort of in between two varied strokes you talked about. I find this very interesting.
I have Small Vessel Ischaemia and Osmotic Demyelination Syndrome and possibly MS now. A year ago I had a Stroke in my PONS that scrambled them so bad. I have 2 different Neurologist that both look at me with CRAZY BIG EYES in disbelief saying " You should NOT be walking or talking right now" !!! My brain is doing all kinds of crazy stuff and I have seizures all the time but it's like the Neurologist are afraid of me and to be my Dr! Believe it or not there's not alot known about these Brain Injuries and they kept hiding it from me until I figured it out and finally cornered one to tell me the truth and boy did I get the FINE, yes yes your DYING, and NO of course there's no cure and then I got now there's nothing left that my office can do for you and I got escorted out! WTH was that right.. guess that explains why all my Neurologist before that after between 1-4 months dropped me due to them leaving the practice! True story honestly! Even this new one is acting up as I'm waiting on him too set me up with Home Hospice and then I think I've decided to donate my body to science after I'm done with it so hopefully they can learn from the many Medical problems that I now have to over the past 5-6 years. Before that I was never sick, never any problems beyond allergies! Anyway came across this Channel and was like WOW this is awesome. I subscribed and rang the bell so hopefully you will do a live show soon so we can talk. Loved your info
Tazz, Please don't give up!!! If Doctors couldn't help you, Hang on to JESUS!!! HE WILL HEAL YOUR 🙏 BODY. HE IS SAME YESTERDAY,TODAY & FOREVER..... ! NOTHING IS IMPOSSIBLE WITH JESUS. PUT YOUR MIND ON JESUS & CRY OUT TO HIM. AT HIS ONE COMMAND, DEVIL WILL FLEE from You. IF JESUS HEALED ME (HAD SARS COV.2 ) FROM THE DEATH GATE FOR 5 MONTHS, HE WILL DO SAME FOR YOU, TOO. TRY TO READ or HEAR OTHER PEOPLES' MIRACLE TESTMONIES WILL HELP YOU BUIDING YOUR FAITH. KEEP ASKING JESUS SEND YOU A WORD -- AT HIS ONE COMMAND, YOU SHALL BE HEALED!!! GOD BE WITH YOU. ❤🌈🙏
wow thank you Dr Sullivan for this, I had my pons stroke in 2017 at a age of 39. Woke up 05:00 in the morning with a massive headache, I couldn't stand and I had dubble vision. also hade numbness on half of my left tong and upperlip/teeths. Took me 8 months to fully recover, didn't receive any rehab, the aftermath is all in my eyes especially when I'm under high stress also my left side gets weaker (get's better after I sleep). My bad mood got worse after the stroke so I do a lot of meditation for this and for the stress.
Thanks, you described my surgery and stroke very well and what could have happened! The surgeon said I died....twice.
My mother just had a pontine hemorrhage and is in a stage 5 coma..
Could you give us advice on recovery? What could help with it, what to expect, and treatment?
We are praying for a miracle.
Only God's mercy nano-medication can cure pontine hemorrhagic stroke.
This is the fact and is not a fairy-tale story.
If hardened blood vessels can't restore its elasticity, it's impossible to cure
stroke.
If endogenous neural stem cells (NSCs) can't be triggered for regeneration,
it's impossible to cure stroke.
By the way, does your beloved mother have neurogenic bowel and/or bladder
dysfunctions? What's her sys. as well as dia. pressure?
All glory belongs to God !
Dear Dr. Sullivan,
I am 70 and had a pontine stroke last July. I am weak on the right side but about four months ago I developed pain in that side.
I live in the Sierra Nevada which has few services so my husband bought me Flint's Fit Mi and its Music Glove. The weather is quite warm and my arm, shoulder, and hand are quite swollen on that side. What would you recommend?
Thank for your videos which are a lifeline to those of us without much help.
Thank you!
Katie Farmer
I want to make sure that all of you have access to this information. No hype, no products, no supplements, just high-quality, science-based brain health information. There is only one diet with scientific support for reducing cognitive impairment. Please read about it to empower yourself!
www.icfyb.com/strokediet
I need your help
Hi doctor,the pt who got pontine hammhoragic stroke.after 3 mon head got controlled.not able to speak.not able to get trunk stabiisation,now its take 6 mon.whats d maximum recovery duration for these
I had a stroke in 2013. When I had it, I had a period before that I would lose my balance and ability to stand. Than the night I had the stroke (hemorrhagic) I noticed started when my hands no longer functioned, i couldn't stand and had to crawl back to bed). Symptoms went away next morning. I did not see a doctor for 5 months. My question is this - my cognitive ability has been diminishing and my wife has noticed my personality is changing. Ithe right side of my body is very weak still after 5 years. I also have difficulty getting a normal sleep schedule. My MRI showed a stroke in the pon area (hemorrhagic). i have pain from my scalp to arms, legs, and my right eye. My hearing is impaired. Is there hope for full recovery?
Only God's mercy nano-medication can cure pontine hemorrhagic stroke.
All glory belongs to God !
Thank you. My 10 yo just had a pontine stroke. See my fb posts for updates
does entracept work for this or is that 1-5 chance....
Can you please do a video for avm I had mine covering my pons and caused my massive hemorrhagic brainstem stroke
Can our pons be healed from physical damage?
I have pons stroke i would be good research
I am 7yrs post pontine cvs. Left side hemiparesis, late onset spasticity. I m Lucky I can live alone with just a little help. ???wonder what dr to consult for ongoing care. My pcp just throws pills at me.
Could cough syncope be an effect of a pons stroke?
Thank you for this video. My wife suffered hemhhorages in both sides of the PONS and I think it affected her midbrain. She is aware but cannot move her arms independently and can only move her legs sporadically. I want to get her to as close to full recovery as possible. I will look for someone like you locally. Do you do consults? Thank you again for the information.
Wow she really helped with that one
Central pontine hemorrhagic stroke patient, aged 57, has been treated by
God's mercy nano-medication for 20 months and got recovery. It's plausible that
your wife can be cured by nano-medication too.
Before nano-medication treatment, the said patient had neurogenic bladder and bowel
dysfunction, dysphasia, dysphagia, etc.
This is the first time in human history that pontine hemorrhagic stroke can be cured.
All glory belongs to God !
God bless!
I think I had pontine stroke effecting ny right side would like to speak to you
Thank you . I don’t know if you will read this or not but my question is what dose it mean when they find dark spots in the pons?
Hi Lori, that usually means that there is damage in that area.
I am janvi bhatia . My husband have pons strike few years ago.The recovery is very slow . How can i fasten the process
Are you available for a call?
I had stroke my eyes wont coordinate so on right side seeing double cant hear either really tight on left side face is to slight tingle on lip as well, eye bother me most any suggestions because balance is bad as well
Hi can u help coz my husband now here in hospital almost 1 week he have Acute pontine hemorage how can survive still now his not wake up
Mam my father had a left pontine infract with power 4/5,mild slurring and mild coordination impairment
How will be the recovery?can he recover 100%
Hello doc....im dovie from Philippines,,,,my brother is currently in ICU right now,still unconscious,intubated,and the neurologist said that he had acute pontine hemorrhage....i just need some advices and info from you
How's it brother now his survive? For pontine hemorage
All the symptoms related to ppm is me
But I have cerebral micro vascular disease and had stroke in the pons. So there is cognitive problems
Dear Dr. Sullivan,
Central pontine hemorrhagic stroke patient, Dec. 18, 2019 admitted into Taiwan University
Hospital, Taipei. From June 25, 2020, Mr. Isaac Kao, the said patient, has been treated
by God's mercy nano-medication. Now, he'll recover completely soon.
This case shocks Taiwan's medical society already.
Of course, western medication forever can't effectively treat and reverse pontine hemorrhagic
stroke. Why?
1. hardened blood vessels can't restore elasticity by western medication.
2. endogenous NSCs (neural stem cells) can't be triggered by western medication
for regeneration.
Anyway, nano-medication is not fairy-tale story but God's mercy. Nano-medication
is based on:
God created man from an extract of clay.
In 2009, Nobel Prize of Physiology/Medicine was awarded to prof. Jack W. Szostak
who has been studying God's extract of clay for years. Alas, until now, he doesn't know
what's the definition of God's extract of clay.
God bless your family and you !
David Chi-Kang Lo
Dear Dr. Sullivan,
I keep you informed again that the said central pontine hemorrhagic
stroke patient, aged 58 now, is nearly completely recovered. Hopefully, in the very
very near future, I can give you all deatils.
Stem cell therapy is to help those endogenous adult stem cells (ASCs) to clear
away so-called inhibitory molecules so that its regenerative potentials can
be triggered for regeneration. Autologous and/or allogeneic stem cells transplantation
are entirely wrong.
God's mercy nano-medication should be the only Regenerative Medicine, stem cell therapy.
All glory belongs to God !
That would be me too tee