Thanks Nick, I saw the video and Mackenzie's URL of the transcript.  You
might try Levesque's office at Cedas Sinai and see if he is still doing this
if you are interested.  I called in 2003 before I had DBSs and he was still
taking brain cells then.  I've known about Turner longer than I thought. Ray
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From: "Nick & Oanh" <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Tuesday, February 28, 2006 2:15 AM
Subject: Re: Return of Turner's PD


> Ray,
>
> This url documents the July 15, 2004  meeting of the Senate Commerce
> subcommittee on science,  called by Senator Sam Brownback, a Kansas
> Republican, about adult stem cells.  Here is the pertinent testimony
> given by Dennis Turner.
>
> Last year, after four years of being virtually symptom free, my
> Parkinson's symptoms began reappearing in my body's left side. Today I
> have various degrees of trembling in both hands, although I feel that
> the left is slightly worse. Nevertheless, I wouldn't hesitate for a
> second to have Dr. Levesque use my adult stem cells to treat me a second
> time, since in my case they were safe, effective, and involved no risk
> of rejection.
>
> Because of my improvements through Dr. Levesque's treatment I've been
> able to indulge in my passion for big game photography these past five
> years. While on safari in 2001 I scrambled up a tree to avoid being run
> over by a Rhino. I swam in the South Atlantic with Great White Sharks.
> Two weeks ago I returned from Africa after photographing Cheetahs and
> Leopards in the wild. Here are a few examples of the pictures I took.
> They represent memories and experiences I feel I have Dr. Levesque to
> thank for. I came here to offer him my sincere gratitude, and to offer
> others with Parkinson's a concrete reason for hope.
>
> http://commerce.senate.gov/hearings/testimony.cfm?id=1268&wit_id=3676
>
> How many Parkies would kill for 4 years of normal living?  My wife would.
>
> It was over a year and 1/2, not several months.
>
>
> rayilynlee wrote:
>
> Nick several months ago I saw it with my own eyes on a video on line where
> Sen Sam Brownback was touting the successes of adult stem cell research.
>
> Turner was shaking like a leaf  It has also been on sites all over the web
> which I don't print or keep anymore because my hands are like paws.  Its a
> pretty well established fact.  Turner wanted to go through the process
> again
> and   I don't know what happened on that score.
> Brownback also had a couple of women with spinal cord injuries who had
> treatment in Spain or  Portugal with nasal cells who had improved bladder
> function and could stand with assistance but were not cured eitherRay
>
>
>
>
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