Air Force Veteran Hopes Contest Will Bring Stem Cell Relief
Robert Madson, an Air Force veteran with 28 deployments, is seeking relief from debilitating back and neck pain through a controversial stem cell treatment.
After a lifetime of flying in cramped cockpits, Madson's quality of life has been severely impacted by pain. He has joined the Hope 4 Heroes campaign, a national initiative led by the Miracle Hope Foundation, which offers a week of regenerative stem cell care in Tijuana, Mexico.
He's sharing his story with the public, hoping stem cell treatments can improve his quality of life.
- The Hope 4 Heroes campaign allows supporters to vote for a selected veteran through an online voting system.
- The veteran with the most votes receives a week of regenerative stem cell care, paid for by the Miracle Hope Foundation.
- The treatment will be administered at the Cellular Performance Institute in Tijuana, Mexico.
Author's summary: Veteran seeks stem cell relief.
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