Air Force Veteran Hopes Contest Will Bring Pain Relief Through Stem Cells
Robert Madson, an Air Force veteran with 28 deployments, is seeking pain relief through stem cell treatment after years of flying in cramped cockpits took a toll on his back and neck.
Madson 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, to the veteran with the most votes.
- The treatment will be paid for by the Miracle Hope Foundation.
- The care will be provided at the Cellular Performance Institute.
While stem cell treatment is legal in the U.S.
Madson is sharing his story to raise awareness and gain support for his shot at receiving the controversial treatment.
Author's summary: Veteran seeks stem cell relief.
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