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Stem Cell Experimentation and Multiple Sclerosis

1/28/2014

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I saw an inspiring piece recently on CBS news about a woman with MS who is about to take part in a pioneering stem cell experiment.

http://www.cbsnews.com/news/ms-patient-to-take-part-in-pioneering-experiment

The Tisch MSRCNY Phase I Clinical Stem Cell Trial was featured on the CBS Evening News on Monday, January 20th.  For those of you who missed the segment, CBS has posted the video and a text article on the study and its approval.  

I feel like the medical community gets a little closer each day to finding a cure to MS and it's nice to see it being discussed in such a mainstream news forum.

Feeling hopeful,
Limitless Lizzie


P.S.  A bit about me...I have been diagnosed with MS for over 20 years and am currently being treated for secondary progressive MS. I am married with a beautiful little boy and until recently worked full-time using both a manual wheelchair and at times a power chair. I battled stage III breast cancer and consider myself to be a survivor. I am grateful to be a part of this community and share my experiences with you and hope that in some small way they may be useful to you.

4 Comments
Donn
1/29/2014 01:01:06 am

I am very excited about the advances in stem cell research, one day soon MS will be a distant memory.

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Michelle
1/29/2014 03:38:08 am

One step closer to a cure!

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Enrico
1/29/2014 03:51:09 am

Great post Liz. Keep us updated. Thanks.

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Nadia
1/30/2014 04:35:47 am

Thank you for the positive energy! Inspirational!

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