Sean's Stem Cell Therapy
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Hello! My name is Sean McKeown. I am married to my wonderful wife Karen and have 2 kids, Madison who is 14 and Dylan who is 13. I was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis when I was 19 years old. I have lived with this debilitating disease for almost half my life. There is no known cure for MS.
Recently, I was approved for Stem Cell Transplant Therapy. This is the closest thing to a cure there is. I have tried many medications and therapies to help stop the progression of this disease. Unfortunately, none of them have worked.
My MS has progressed from Relapsing Remitting to Primary Progressive. I walk with the assistance of a cane every day. I live with pain constantly. I spent months in a wheelchair because I didn’t have the energy to walk short distances. I also have drop foot and spasticity issues. My legs constantly shake uncontrollably. I am unable to stand long enough to take a shower. It is very frusterating
Not everyone is approved or a good candidate for the Stem Cell Transplants but thankfully I am. This procedure could drastically change my life. It could rid me of debilitating symptoms and give me parts of my body and life back. I dream of being able to go back to work, to do the day-to-day things that most people take for granted like being able to stand in the shower, and to have the energy to play with my kids. I thank you for reading this and doing what you can to help make this happen for me.
Recently, I was approved for Stem Cell Transplant Therapy. This is the closest thing to a cure there is. I have tried many medications and therapies to help stop the progression of this disease. Unfortunately, none of them have worked.
My MS has progressed from Relapsing Remitting to Primary Progressive. I walk with the assistance of a cane every day. I live with pain constantly. I spent months in a wheelchair because I didn’t have the energy to walk short distances. I also have drop foot and spasticity issues. My legs constantly shake uncontrollably. I am unable to stand long enough to take a shower. It is very frusterating
Not everyone is approved or a good candidate for the Stem Cell Transplants but thankfully I am. This procedure could drastically change my life. It could rid me of debilitating symptoms and give me parts of my body and life back. I dream of being able to go back to work, to do the day-to-day things that most people take for granted like being able to stand in the shower, and to have the energy to play with my kids. I thank you for reading this and doing what you can to help make this happen for me.
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Karen Swinburnson McKeown
Organisateur
Sequim, WA