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New Update May 11, 2009
re: My Nepsis Stem Cell Treatment

Many of you have inquired as to how I am doing. Before I address this let me share some good news: A number of sporadic ALS patients have been treated by Dr. Ramirez and his medical team since my last update. Most all have shown significant improvements. I, on-the-other-hand had a minor setback, as my most recent self-administered tests indicates. “What is the culprit behind my decline,” you ask? Well, approximately six weeks or so ago I let one of my local docs talk me into doing a course of Baclofen therapy to reduce some bothersome muscular rigidity I was having in my lower legs. Unfortunately I had an adverse reaction to the Baclofen, after which virtually several of the gains I made after my stem cell therapy were turned on their head. The scientists and doctors who are a part of the Nepsis Institute-Ramirez stem cell program are now hard at work helping me get back on track. Most likely I will undergo a more advanced version of my original stem cell treatment sometime during the summer or wait for the iPS (induced Pluripotent Stem Cell) line to become available.
Thanks to all of you for your overwhelming support.

This is an update in graphic form to show my improvements since the Treatment on February 26th, the one month time period, and the bi-weekly addition since the original benchmark was set.

Physical Fitness Test
Function Pre-Trtmt 2/23/09 Post-Trtmt 3/11/09 Post-Trtmt 3/26/09 4 / 9 / 09 5 / 11 / 09
Right arm fully extended out in front of me. Not able to do 28 seconds 35 seconds 38 seconds 30 seconds
Left arm fully extended out in front of me 4 seconds 30 seconds 39 seconds 40 seconds 19 seconds
Both arms fully extended out in front of me. Not able to do 27 seconds 33 seconds not tested no test
Right arm fully extended above my head 3 seconds 32 seconds 38 seconds 45 seconds 50 seconds
Left arm fully extended above my head 5 seconds 31 seconds 42 seconds 47 seconds 33 seconds
Both arm fully extended above my head Not able to do 29 seconds 35 seconds no test no test
Right arm curls with 2.5 lb Not able to do Not able to do not able, but stronger 1 very difficult not able
left arm curls with 2.5 lb Not able to do 3.5 reps 11.5 reps 18 reps 14 reps
Towel dry my hair Not able to do Able to do easier little easier little harder
Put on ankle socks Not able to do Able to do easier same same
Put on shirts Not able to do Able to do (cannot button) easier same same
Left ring finger downward strength No strength able to push buttons downward same worse not able
Walking Very difficult, but possible Much easier (legs no longer lock with each step) much easier easier, smoother, quicker little harder,knees locking occasionally
Raising bottle of water to mouth Not able to do Able to do, but difficult easier little easier little harder
Feeding myself Difficult - required help Easier, no longer require help easier same same
Grabbing items utilizing opposable thumbs Not able to do Extremely difficult easier little easier  

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Article Update April 9 2009 Personal Nepsis stem cell information

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