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Firuzeh’s Transformation
My daughter had no hope of living a long, happy life when I took this photo on May 18, 2015. She was spending her birthday having IVIG treatment. The only treatment offered for the autoimmune syndrome that she was suffering from.
In the photo taken on 5/18/2016, six months after the stem cell therapy, she felt alive. Her eyes had that familiar twinkle. Her skin glowed, and her hair was thick and shiny—no use of a walker or need for a wheelchair.
The birthday photo was taken on 5/18/2020; she was at work… YES WORK!! Her life is whole! Fortunate to have gotten her job back after many years of being disabled. She has a grandson that she can enjoy and help raise. She is driving again, and there are trips and holiday parties that she participates in. Walker, wheelchair, and Stiff Person Syndrome (SPS) are in her rearview mirror.
All of the above was only made possible because of the alternative therapy she received at the Hino Medical Center.
There are no words to truly express the gratitude we have for the Hino Medical Center and its wonderful staff. From the front desk to the well-trained doctors and nurses who administered the therapy. These compassionate, upbeat professionals helped make the therapy experience a positive one. They became like family to us.
To say ”thank you” is an understatement. Again, a picture is worth a thousand words.
Sincerely yours,
Marissa Roshan
Meet
Connor May
After an accident left Connor bound to a wheelchair and doctors told him he would never walk again, he sought help at Hino Medical Center. With continued treatments and his own determination, Connor has gone beyond walking—he now skis, hikes, and even climbs mountains. His journey is a testament to the power of regenerative medicine and the life-changing impact it can have.
Thomas Improvement
Tomasz Guzowski is a patient from Poland who could not walk, and after one round of stem cells, he is able to get out of his wheelchair and stand on his own and take a few steps. He later progressed to walking with crutches as support.
Testimonial:
The history of my illness goes back to the year 2012. Before, I was a normal guy, married, with a young daughter, and a son about to be born. I had my hobbies like dancing and speedway racing. Then, one day – all of a sudden – my leg felt stiff, and a warning bell rang at the back of my head. In order to take a single step, I had to lean against something like the wall.
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