New Prayer Book For Stem Cell Patients

Paul — Tue, 12 Oct 2010 21:30:48 +0000

Are you a patient thinking about stem cell treatment? Or in the middle of it? Or at home recovering from it? Now there is a prayer book that is specifically written for you.

First, stem cells are immature cells that renew themselves for long periods through cell division.

Also, under certain conditions, they can be “tricked” chemically to become cells that do special things, like become the beating cells of the heart muscle or the insulin-producing cells of the pancreas.

Doctors around the world are already using stem cells to treat diseases. No one is really sure if the treatments are safe and effective (by scientific standards). But many desperately ill and disabled patients travel many miles and spend many thousands of dollars to obtain these treatments.

This book of prayers is for those patients. But it is also for all patients now and in the future who seek relief from their diseases and disabilities through stem cell-based therapeutics.

Each day, people all over the world are moved to worship and adore God, and to acknowledge that they are dependent upon God.

The Gospels mention many times that Jesus himself often withdrew to quiet, desolate places to pray.

As St. Augustine once wrote, “He wishes our desires to be expressed in prayers so that we may be able to receive what he is ready to give.”

This Treasury of Prayers has four inspiring sections:

● Prayers Before Stem Cell Treatment (Contemplation and Decision);

● Prayers While at the Hospital or Clinic;

● Prayers for Patients with Specific Diseases, Conditions and Disabilities

● Scriptural Readings for the Spiritual Comfort of Stem Cell Patients.

To purchase at Amazon.com, click here.

For more information about “And I Shall Be Healed,” click here.

Paralyzed Woman Needs To Raise $90,000 For Stem Cell Treatment

Paul — Mon, 17 Aug 2009 13:47:34 +0000

After suffering a brain-stem stroke three years ago, 52-year-old Alda Byers is only able to blink her eyes, a condition called “locked-in syndrome.” There is no cure or treatment for the condition. But an American company called Stem Cell Therapy International operating in Mexico has agreed to provide a controversial stem cell treatment for $40,000. But that’s not the only expense involved. Because the patient requires oxygen at all times, she has to travel by private jet to Mexico, adding another $50,000 to the costs. The treatment involves harvesting her own stem cells and then injecting them into her spine. Friends and family are doing their best to raise the necessary funds for the scientifically unproven procedure that her own doctors call a “charlatan’s voodoo.”

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New Prayer Book For Stem Cell Patients

Paralyzed Woman Needs To Raise $90,000 For Stem Cell Treatment