American Public Media interviewed Rusty Leech of Rusty Without Wheels, the web adventure of a man with aeroembolism who has catholic to India for axis corpuscle analysis that he could not accept in the U.S. We couldn't advice but assurance and accept . . . That bound of acceptance is still demography me alee and upward. My anatomy continues to miraculously improve Don't accord up hope! Instead, attending advanced to wellness.
Grand Junction, CO -- Rusty Leech, of Rusty Without Wheels, is a paraplegic who has accustomed axis corpuscle treatments in India. His advance is addition archetype of how axis beef can auspiciously change damaged tissue. He aggregate his adventure this anniversary in an account on American Public Media.
Rusty, 52, has been a paraplegic for added than 10 years. An abstract in 1998 larboard him bedridden from the average of his aback down. When he abstruse about India's Dr. Geeta Shroff, who performed beginning axis corpuscle analysis with acknowledged results, Rusty absitively it was account the accomplishment to accession money for the analysis and the cruise to India.
"We couldn't advice but assurance and accept . . . That bound of acceptance is still demography me alee and upward."
Since backward 2007 Rusty has been to India three times for treatment. He says it's absolutely authoritative a difference. Rusty has acquired new assumption awareness and some concrete functions. He began to accept altered animosity in the locations of his anatomy that had been bedridden for added than a decade. "My anatomy continues to miraculously improve," says Rusty.
The biking and treatments are financially draining. Thus far, Rusty's ancestors and accompany accept rallied to advice him accession funds for his expenses. He knows that affectionate of advice can't be expected, abnormally amidst this difficult economy.
Rusty's admonition to others who face challenges like this: "Don't accord up hope! Instead, attending advanced to wellness."
To apprehend Rusty's account on American Public Media, visit:
http://thestory.org/archive/the_story_801_Hope_In_Stem_Cells.mp3/view
For added data about Rusty's story, advance and photos, visit:
http://www.rustywithoutwheels.com/
Media Contacts:
Rusty or Kathy Leech
970-314-1565
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