Monthly Archives: August 2008

America here we come, this is our last weekend in India.  We tell the “sisters” all goodbye. Sana tells Rusty “have good health; eat good breakfast, lunch, & dinners.” Geeta and Sharmila tell us they will miss us! This morning … Continue reading →

We left Green Park Monday morning, after physio, for the short trip to Gautam Nagar and for the start of the last procedure we’ll have done while we’re in India this time.  The entrance to Gautam Nagar is unlike anything … Continue reading →

  It’s Sunday and the start of our last week here.  We have to prepare for the “three-day procedure” which will take place sometime tomorrow, after physio in the morning.  In this procedure, very small-diameter catheters are surgically embedded along side … Continue reading →

After Friday’s Independence Day party Shivani had me down in physio at 7:30 Saturday morning, normally my time is 10:15 am.  It’s hard to change your morning routine, especially for me.  My day revolves around a routine, it’s how paras organize … Continue reading →

  A lovely night sky in New Delhi, India   Our ”most beloved” guard, Suba Lal, who watches over all of us. We are sitting in our room waiting to be notified of when my next procedure is to be.  The sisters … Continue reading →

Life isn’t tied with a bow…but it’s still a gift! Life isn’t about how to survive the storm… but how to dance in the rain… And dance in the rain they do . . . wonderful thoughts sent by our friend, … Continue reading →

The summer Olympics start today in Beijing, China, which is not all that far away from New Delhi, India. Yesterday dawned with a lot of anticipation on our part, we were going to Gautam Nagar for our first procedure of … Continue reading →

We want to thank everyone for their prayers and support, it is sooo… good to be here.  It’s hard to explain how everything, and everyone, here is geared towards helping you get better through stem cell therapy.  The focus is … Continue reading →

 . . . Greetings from New Delhi, India.  We finally made it.  After being up for 30+ hours Thursday/Friday, flying 9,200 miles, and dealing with Delhi’s airport we arrived at NuTech Mediworld around 10:00 pm Friday.  Even with all of the … Continue reading →