Bishop Peter Hickman’s Stem Cell Therapy

In April of 2018, Bishop Peter Hickman had a life-threatening stroke. He was in a medically induced coma for several months and began his long journey of recovering.

In early 2021, he received a round of stem cells to help heal the damage done to his brain. Since then, he has received weekly IV therapy, specifically designed to help his overall brain health, as part of his treatment. Since then, his recovery has been nothing short of miraculous. It really is a night and day difference.

Bishop Peter founded Saint Matthew Church and later the Ecumenical Catholic Communion. He has been using social media to re-engage with his community and the communion. Though, he is eager to do more. Due to the limitations caused by the brain damage, this is very difficult.

The doctor overseeing his treatment has suggested another round of stem cells to give another boost to his continued recovery. This is quite costly, coming in around $20,000

We would like to raise enough money to start the treatment. Any help is greatly appreciate. 100% of the money donated will go towards Bishop Peter’s treatment.