Help Nate Reclaim His Life with VSEL Stem Cell Treatments

Five years ago, my son Nate was a bundle of joy, lighting up a room with his laughter and love for dancing, singing, and family time.

But in an instant, our lives where turned upside down. My husband called me at work, in a panic, telling me I needed to come home because Nate wouldn’t stop yelling and screaming.

What started as a troubling incident spiraled into weeks of agony, pain and increasingly violent behavior. Despite countless emergency room visits, we were left with no answers and watched helplessly as our vibrant sons spirit faded away.

The doctors were baffled and unable to explain Nate’s constant screaming, pain, and sleepless nights that went on for weeks. On one of our many trips to the ER, a doctor asked if Nate had been hitting his back. We said no, but as soon as the doctor left, Nate began hitting his back. He was finally diagnosed with severe constipation and sent home with a prescription for Miralax. The medication eventually cleared a massive blockage from his bowels, bringing some relief, but the damage had been done. His bowel problems continued, and now we are noticing a decline in his cognitive abilities, which is heartbreaking.

In our quest for answers, we have tried everything imaginable, spending thousands of dollars on natural alternatives and treatments. Recently, I tried stem cell patches, but Nate pulls them off as soon as I put them on, even in his sleep. It’s devastating to see him suffer and I feel so powerless to help.

A few weeks ago, I visited my doctor and whispered a prayer, asking God to remind me to ask my doctor if he knew of any new treatments that could help Nate. During our conversation, I forgot to mention if there were any new treatments for Nate’s condition. Then, out of nowhere, my doctor brought up a potential treatment: VSEL stem cell therapy. He shared how it had miraculously helped his wife recover from a heart attack and told me about its success stories, including helping individuals with autism.

VSEL stem cell therapy seems like the miracle we’ve been praying for. This cutting-edge treatment offers hope for true relief and healing, targeting Nate’s health issues at their core. With just a couple of treatments, Nate could experience a dramatic transformation, reclaiming the joy and vitality that illness has stolen from him. However, the cost is overwhelming—$11,333—far beyond what we can afford.

Here is more information on VSEL Stem cell treatments https://greenbergregen.com/shoulders/vsel-qigen-regenerative-medicine-services/

After five exhausting years of caring for Nate with little improvement, my husband, children, and I are at our wit's end. We desperately want to avoid placing him in a facility where he wouldn’t receive the same love and support he gets at home. Our dream is simple: to see Nate healthy, whole, and living the life every 21-year-old deserves.

I am overjoyed to share that we have scheduled Nate’s first treatment for June 14th, with expectation we will have the money. This date represents a beacon of hope for our family, and we are eager to witness the positive changes it could bring to Nate’s life.

My name is Rachale Kelley, his mom and caregiver I’m reaching out for help to support my 21-year-old son, Nate. He has both Down Syndrome and Autism, and he has been grappling with severe health issues that have drastically diminished his quality of life. Nate endures ongoing pain from digestive issues, insomnia, anxiety, depression, sleep apnea, and mood swings that keep him isolated and unhappy.

We are turning to our community for support. Your donations will bring us closer to securing the funds needed for Nate's treatment and giving him a chance to reclaim the joy and vitality that this illness has taken from him. Please consider donating to our GoFundMe campaign and sharing Nate's story with your network. Every contribution, no matter how small, makes a difference.

Thank you for your kindness and support. Together, we can give Nate the gift of hope and a brighter future.

With heartfelt gratitude,

Rachale Kelley