Long have I waited for a brave new decade which brings with it regenerative medicine...
This is epic!! We are here!!
As a culture we are awakening every morning in the Creche of scientific success called restorative medicine. This is now the reality of stem cells taken from our own bodies. These are referred to as adult stem cells.
For the last 20 years my eyesight has declined rapidly from 20/20 overnight to 20/250 . This is a measurement to express my visual clarity.
As I mentioned in my first post (See my other blog: JoiurneyInBlindFaith.blogspot,com), "God kissed me with joy", I wish to make it clear that it is a very dreadful event and illness to lose one’s eyesight but, I only thank God that it did not destroy me. Preferably, when I got knocked down, I just stood up. When I was overcome with sadness, I just tried to look at it objectively as to what I could do now….
This post is not about me entering into a brave new world through stem cells but rather an acknowledgment for what now lies ahead for all of us. I believe, as in creation, when we see the ability of the lizards to regrow their tails, maybe this something of a blueprint from God through our DNA? I have lived a lifetime in the last 20 years with all that I have learned about human nature and the human spirit to overcome. Not really only for myself but for so many of those beautiful people I have met in the disabled community. I only hope I have become humbled and able to transliterate their difficulties in my response. There will be so many opportunity open and available to me now, I will embrace them with great thanksgiving and gratitude, mindful of the riches I have been fortunate to acquire along this way.
Please enjoy this scientific YouTube video I have included here. It will be quite helpful in describing the miraculous work of stem cells and you will discover God‘s handiwork they’re in. Indeed we are fearfully and wonderfully made!
March 9, 2020 I have an appointment in Los Angeles with the doctor who will do my stem cell therapy.
Vision for the Future: Stem Cell Therapy for Eye Disease
