Kasie Burtard learning to walk with calipers and CRUTCHES

Kasie Burtard - 1st time ever walking with the aid of crutches, Delhi India, March 26, 2008 during stem cell treatment.

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[SALEEM324]

this is bull shit we been they for 2 months and i am worse of then befor all of the moves you see on the you tube about Dr geeta they are all the people get discount for doing all this its all but shit

[codivegirl]

Response part #2

Kasie was there 2x (2 mo. 1st time; 1 mo. 2nd time). Kasie DID indeed have improvements, as evidenced by this video. Additionally, we saw MANY other patients have improvements and perform functions they had never before been able to if not for the hESC treatment; because the PT part of the program is not what is causing the change - there are many patients who come and are already doing PT (and other SCI protocols) at home and for some - even more rigorous programs.

see #3

[codivegirl]

Response part #3

As for a discount, I don't know where you get your information, but there was NONE, I repeat, NO DISCOUNT for Kasie!! Nor do I know of anyone getting a discount for their treatment and I know of several people who have gone to Dr. Geeta, (and had success stories) - and none got discounts.

see #4

[codivegirl]

Response part #4

What everyone must remember about ANY type of medical/PT treatment is that each individual reacts differently to their treatment. And ANY positive change in movement or bodily function, no matter how slight, IS indeed an improvement of sorts. And that was the sentiment echoed by ALL the patients during several of the roundtable discussions between the Dr.s and patients and families.

see #5

[codivegirl]

Response part #5

Unfortunately part of problem around the globe, is misconceived notion hESC treatment is going to make someone fully functional again. There are those who EXPECT a SCI patient to return to "normal" pre-SCI life - and while that would be fantastic, the reality is that is most likely not going to happen anytime soon because SCIs are not treated immediately post injury. BUT treatment can and does cause changes and more importantly adds to that patients quality of life.

see #6

[codivegirl]

Response part #6 final

I wish you success in your own treatment;.

Don't diminish the success of others just because you are not having similar results.

Namaste,

codivegirl

(Kasie's friend/caregiver)

[kmb2010gc]

@alidosth and @SALEEM324

I am proof and this video is IN FACT proof that I made improvements. sorry that you did not or tha tyou disagree, but i would prefer you did not use such language towards my video. i did have improvement, and believe strongly in Dr. Geeta. thank u

[flj7]

@SALEEM324 It's fine for you to post comments about your opinion, but 1. try proper english and 2. don't use profanity. Makes you sound uneducated.

[alidosth]

Stem cells treatment in India with Dr geeta is not working at all. they charge a lots of money but patients never get any improvment. they make you practice walking with calipers inside bars and says see you could not do this before . this is improvement. bullshit .

Is there any prove that any patients got any improvement on tube or else where? show me ?

[codivegirl]

Because only allow 500 character count, response is in six postings.

Response part #1

Sorry you haven't improved / you are "worse" than before ? - I don't know what that means for you.

Everyone is different (nature of injury/disease, time afflicted, previous types of treatments, amount of PT incorporated into daily life, etc.) and since I don't know your history it would be rather unfair for me to say anything else in regards to YOUR story.

As for Kasie, she DID have improvement.

see #2