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Why Don't We Have a Cure for Spinal Cord Injury? 2016
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Originally posted by lunasicc42 View Posti am not talking about one commercial 17 years ago that shows an imaginary situation; of course that didn't end up helping... I am thinking about brutally honest and telling commercials about the realities of living with an sci and showing that clinical progress is achievable but we need help from the public... Multiple different commercials highlighting the many complications of sci and how real science is trying to alleviate it... All that stuff most likely will not fit in a commercial, so the commercials would have a link to a reputable glossy website on the internet so people could go and learn further... OK now back to my question that you refuse to answer and deflect for some reason: basically What avenues or trials would you like to see pursued... If any
Also keep in mind many of the researchers/labs do not want exactly what they are doing and working with to be public knowledge.Last edited by JamesMcM; 24 Nov 2017, 11:42 PM.
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Originally posted by Fly_Pelican_Fly View PostPS this thread is titled "Why don't we have a Cure for Spinal Cord Injury". We do not have a cure as the research field doesn't know how to regenerate the adult human chronic spinal cord.Last edited by JamesMcM; 24 Nov 2017, 11:36 PM.
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Originally posted by StemCells&AtomBombs View PostNo, not surprised at all. No one likes to be called out for trolling with questions you have no intention to answer or can't answer while demanding everyone first answer for you. Engaging with me would require you to answer up and have a true debate about ideas as opposed to pretending to know; that's why I'm not surprised
“ i’m not going to spoonfeed you” he says, The man wasn’t asking for help, nobody is looking to debate (other than him evidently). But that is his response to a simple question what particular research do you find most promising. I‘ve never seen anything like it on this fourm! Literally anyone else would just start cordially start listing off the particular research they find the most promising? Nope, not pelican he’s not going to spoonfeed us with his apotheosis of knowledge on the matter. This pleases me immensely.
He asks a few intentionally ambiguous questions, With the intention of being condescending. When someone takes the time to thoroughly answer the questions, to the point where he can not deflect or reject: “ i’m not going to talk to you, you were mean to me on Facebook A year ago”. LMAO. And then talks about convenience HAHAHAHA This is a completely useless thread, but man I am getting a laugh out of it.Last edited by JamesMcM; 25 Nov 2017, 12:16 AM.
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Originally posted by GRAMMY View PostLast edited by JamesMcM; 25 Nov 2017, 12:26 AM.
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The Fehlings lab would be a very obvious choice for the necessary animal replication work since the New World Laboratory is also located in Canada. I spoke with Dr. Fehlings over lunch at ISNR in California when they first consented to begin the rat studies (Dec 2015).
The killer surgeon, Shamji, murdered his wife and her body was found the following year on Dec 1st, 2016. Horrible thing...
Canada joined as a recruiting site for the StemCells Inc. trial extremely late in the game. They had 2 locations of the 14 sites. In fact, I think they were the last designated sites to join. Fehlings did not shut down the StemCells Inc. trial, rather the company wound itself down. Fehlings was just a PI at the Toronto site.
Originally posted by JamesMcM View PostAlso keep in mind many of the researchers/labs do not want exactly what they are doing and working with to be public knowledge.Last edited by GRAMMY; 25 Nov 2017, 8:57 PM.
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Haha! Putting your thesaurus to good use there chap.
I’m pleased that you have now discovered Fortuna Fix has announced the trial in the West. How did you miss what was happening in your own back yard?
Travis Roy who spoke at W2W a few years ago is indeed a fierce advocate and is working very hard over there in Boston to accelerate the translation and commercialisation of discoveries.
I don’t mind what you think of me or how it makes you feel. I mostly only post here to call out misinformation, of which there is so much, so that newbies are not duped. I can stop doing that if you like.
re Dennis - he’s been injured as long as I have and has never taken an interest in the science or the commercial side of delivering technologies. He’s only interested in finding someone or something to agitate in order drive traffic to his blog. I don’t have the desire to enable him.
re Anthony - I have known Anthony and Paolo a long time. Neither will be offended or upset with me. So don’t worry.
You seem like a guy that wants to get involved and one with a thesaurus to boot. Maybe extract it from your ass and stop touting 3 year old partial information garnered from a couple of CEO phonecalls as current fact and get involved in a project local to you.
As for answering my two questions -
1) nobody is accountable for Cure as you cannot attach accountability to something that is undiscovered
2) there is no SCI community and therefore cannot have a value attached to it.Last edited by Fly_Pelican_Fly; 25 Nov 2017, 5:15 AM.
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Originally posted by JamesMcM View PostThank you, what is so personally fascinating about this is Dr. Fehlings colleague was my neurosurgeon ( before he murdered his wife) and at the time they were working with stem cells Inc. to start the first clinical trial for chronic SCI in Canada. I told Dr. Shamji about the work being done in Russia with autologous neural cells and how naturally they should be much more effective then the cells being developed by stem cells Inc. he took an interest into what I was telling him, gave me his personal contact… And then obviously what happened happened. But now here we are Dr. Fehlings, shut down the trail with stem cells Inc. before it even started, and now is going to work with Dr. Ahlfos instead. Very interesting, I can’t help but wonder if Dr. Shamji talked to him about our conversation… I was shocked at how much interest Shamji Took into what I was telling him, and his secretary was shocked when she was told to give me his private contact.
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FPF, you are correct there. No hard feelings here"That's not smog! It's SMUG!! " - randy marsh, southpark
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Originally posted by GRAMMY View PostThe Fehlings lab would be a very obvious choice for the necessary animal replication work since the New World Laboratory is also located in Canada. I spoke with Dr. Fehlings over lunch at ISNR in California when they first consented to begin the rat studies (Dec 2015).
The killer surgeon, Shamji, murdered his wife and her body was found the following year on Dec 1st, 2016. Horrible thing...
Canada joined as a recruiting site for the StemCells Inc. trial extremely late in the game. They had 2 locations of the 14 sites. In fact, I think they were the last designated sites to join. Fehlings did not shut down the StemCells Inc. trial, rather the company wound itself down. Fehlings was just a PI at the Toronto site.
What witchcraft is this you speak of?
James? Something you would be able to do or no? If you don't want to - no biggie.
The victim of that despicable murder was from Tecumseh which is on the outskirts of where I live. Her family is still there
http://windsorstar.com/news/local-ne...r-slain-doctor
We had an anaethesiologist murder a nurse at a local hospital ... drive his Porsche down to the river and took his own life with meds he knew how to use. As a result, security has tripled at all of our medical placesRoses are red. Tacos are enjoyable. Don't blame immigrants, because you're unemployable.
T-11 Flaccid Paraplegic due to TM July 1985 @ age 12
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Originally posted by lynnifer View PostI'm four hours away from Toronto but have exchanged tweets with Fehlings before. I'd love to tour his lab, but with winter coming it would have to wait until next Summer. Unless someone in Toronto wants to inquire??? The best way is to get someone from here to go 'there' and report back.
https://aospine.aofoundation.org/Str...arch&newsid=27
He also posted this latest publication a couple days ago.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/29152227
A nice article again he published in Spine Universe on chronic SCI.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/29152227
His TL is impressive.
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I have a cousin working on Stem Cell Research at Michigan State .. I've not revealed that here before .. nothing to do with SCI though. His last publication was on the natural flora and fauna in a baby's digestive tract. lolRoses are red. Tacos are enjoyable. Don't blame immigrants, because you're unemployable.
T-11 Flaccid Paraplegic due to TM July 1985 @ age 12
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Originally posted by lynnifer View PostWe had an anaethesiologist murder a nurse at a local hospital ... drive his Porsche down to the river and took his own life with meds he knew how to use. As a result, security has tripled at all of our medical places
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