deafdude1

Hi deafdude, it seems you are very knowledgeable on stem cell. As you know I have unliteral cochlear implant. I don't plan on getting on another one until I came across AD and saw you posting about stem cell.

So I have the spare ear which I will be able to get a stem cell.

Hi my name is Nicole, I have a young son who was born deaf, he is not a candidate for a CI and His doctor put him on the short list for the brain stem op and then cancelled befor we were even told about it because it is to dangerous I was wondering if this was the same thing that you were talking about, if not would you please tell me a little about stem cells, I am going to look it up but some times I understand things better when real people explain things. Thank you and good luck with your stem cells.

Just curious. Who were the people in the pics you posted?

I am online now but you arent on.

talk later on then, im going off AD

i guess your offline. ill share when u return on AIM

aim now??

Thanks, SCB! Id love to chat with you on instant messenger, what's your handle? Have you seen my blog as well? I am very pro-stem cells and am looking to have my deafness treated so I hear better.

read from bottom up, hope this helps!
peace!

And human cases, including Richard Humphries, 54. Mr. Humphries, who suffers from multiple sclerosis, intractable pain and hearing loss, who underwent a series of cord blood and fat tissue stem cell transplants in Costa Rica (Fat derived stem cells are specific to treating MS). According to one newspaper account: http://www.thetowntalk.com/article/2...ORTS/909010331
"In February, Humphries underwent another experimental stem cell treatment to regrow inner ear nerve hairs. It not only improved his hearing but helped him tolerate heat, which can be a problem for people with MS."
- Dr. A. Payne