HellllOOO everybody:) Hey friends I wanted to take a moment to share a bit of my journey with you—and let you in on something that’s been both surprising and hope-filled. After receiving stem cell treatment back in 2019, I was genuinely improving by leaps and bounds. Life felt lighter again—like I was finally gaining ground. And then… COVID hit. Almost overnight, the progress I had made seemed to slow to a halt. I didn’t connect the dots at the time, but recently during a follow-up call with my doctor, I told him what had happened—and his response floored me: “Yeah… we’ve heard that a lot. The stem cells probably went to fighting off COVID.” Which, in hindsight, makes perfect sense. The whole household got sick—but somehow, I was spared from the worst of it. I truly believe those stem cells may have protected me when my body needed it most. (Let’s just say two out of three family members literally lost their crap. I’ll spare you the details. ) All that to say… it’s time for round two. I’m preparing to receive another stem cell treatment—and I’m asking for your help, prayers, and support as I take this next step. Some of you already know—others may not—but I was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis (MS) back in 2005. And while I may be smiling, laughing, and cracking jokes on the outside (because that’s who I am), my wheelchair is often the first clue that there’s more to the story. MS affects the nervous system—essentially creating roadblocks between my brain and my body. But I believe in healing. I believe in hope. And I believe this next treatment could make a massive difference in my quality of life. Whether you're able to give financially, pray over this next season, or simply send love—I feel it all. And it matters. Every bit of encouragement, every kind word, every donation—it carries me. ❤️ For anyone curious: the stem cells used in the stem cells portion (other devices for recovery are used in daily life) of this treatment are ethically sourced from full-term, U.S.-donated umbilical cords through AATB-certified suppliers. No abortions, no gray areas—just life-giving science being used for good. This is the clinic I’ll be using, and you can read more about how stem cells help treat MS here: www.regenaMex.comI’ll keep sharing more as things unfold. In the meantime… thank you for walking alongside me, for being in my corner, and for believing in what’s possible. WE CAN DO THIS. Love you all dearly. — Matthew J. ❤️