Cassy Ann Boyda just had her 18th birthday!  Because of her many developmental delays, Septo optic Dysplasia, which includes blindness, Autism and seizures many American doctors would not or could not offer more than pharmaceutical drugs. Most doctors are of the opinion that there is no hope for children like Cassy in the United States. There are however numerous drugs offered to patients like Cassy to mask  and sedate some of her problems. After a life time of search for help for Cassy her family discovered an option in China. Umbilical Cord  Stem Cell Treatments.

Cassy just returned from China where she spent 40 days in a hospital in Qindao,  while receiving umbilical cord stem cells....  Cassy has shown signs of improvements in her general health, she has become much more social, and she is obviously SEEING!

.....There are always the skeptic  doctors and journalists that are not willing to objectively take a closer look.  They would prefer our loved ones stay in the US where there is no known treatment that can give patients like Cassy a better Quality of Life. These families all agree that they would preferr to travel to a foreign shore and receive a treatment, even if it is said to be experimental, that may give them a better quality of life.  Many doctors would have their patients wait for 10 or 15 years untill this umbilical stem cell treatment is offered in the US. They will tell you to save your cord blood and wait..... 

What they aren't telling you is that even though there are already companies doing stem cell freezing, the problem is that if the FDA has its way, nobody will be able to use those cells because they will be considered a prescription drug.  You won't be able to use them in any meaningful way; you must incubate them to get them out of the cryogenic state because it's a delicate process....and thats what the FDA considers turning the cells into a drug......

Read " Will the FDA Kill Adult Stem Cell Medicine"  The stakes for Big Pharma are high when you consider all the diseases, disorders and injuries that can effectively be treated with adult stem cells.

Read Cassy's Stem Cell Treatment Journal below