Air Force Veteran Hopes Contest Will Bring Pain Relief Through Stem Cells
Robert Madson, a veteran with 28 deployments, is seeking relief from debilitating back and neck pain through stem cell treatment.
After a lifetime of service in the Air Force, Madson's body has taken a toll from flying in cramped cockpits. He has joined the Hope 4 Heroes campaign, a national initiative led by the Miracle Hope Foundation, in hopes of receiving controversial stem cell treatment.
- The Hope 4 Heroes campaign allows the public to vote for a selected veteran to receive a week of regenerative stem cell care in Tijuana, Mexico.
- The treatment will be paid for by the Miracle Hope Foundation at the Cellular Performance Institute.
While stem cell treatment is legal in the U.S.
Robert Madson is sharing his story, hoping to improve his quality of life through stem cell treatments.
Author's summary: Veteran seeks stem cell relief.
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