Toddler with Cerebral Palsy is Greatly Helped by a Treatment Using Her Own Cord-Blood Stem Cells

"Chloe's recovery demonstrates that it is possible to treat children suffering from life-altering diseases without destroying young lives through destructive embryonic stem-cell research."

(Pinetop, Arizona)—This week Citizen Link reported on little 2-year-old Chloe Levine, who was born with Cerebral Palsy, and unable to use the right side of her body. (Photo: cord-blood stem cells)

The article states that just two months following a treatment of infusing her own umbilical cord-blood stem cells into her body, she is now able to walk, run and use her right hand; she is said to be 50% recovered so far.

Focus on the Family Action's bioethics analyst, Dawn Vargo, noted, "Chloe's recovery demonstrates that it is possible to treat children suffering from life-altering diseases without destroying young lives through destructive embryonic stem-cell research."