When I left Stemaid, I wanted to take it easy for at least 3 months, I planned to write an update every month. However, I was not able to do either. First of all, I found out I was in the middle of a mess when I got home: things I left behind for 3 years; I had neglected my kids and their activities for about the same length of time, etc etc. Everyday I Read more about How am I doing？[…]
Jun’s daily log -1 Monday, Oct 9th, 2017 Last night I fell asleep after taking 0.5mg Klonopin, and I felt fine in the morning. I think I really should start weaning off the Klonopin. Seriously! I even fell asleep after lunch. A phone call from Bonnie woke up me. After that I still felt good, but I still have a headache. Today I had my second ozone treatment. I can’t wait until tomorrow to feel the Read more about stemaid daily log-2[…]
From Jun: My husband Laird is an astronomer who has dedicated his life to research in astronomy. He opposed stem cell treatment in the first place. He is now convinced that stem cell therapy has saved my life. ESC stem cells are not legal in the US at the current time for ethical reasons. However it holds the highest potential to cure illnesses. As a serious scientist, Laird has shared his points with a few Read more about Jun’s stem cell treatment-Laird’s notes[…]
I just finished uploading my notes (and Laird’s) online. I have been home for 3 weeks since I came back from Mexico, and I have claimed my life back: reconnected with friends, and restarted my social life. Now I am busy every day, and my future seems brighter and brighter. I hope my story will brighten the life of others who are pursuing their own recovery. Of course, stem cell therapy is not for everyone Read more about Stemaid daily log-1[…]