CHRISTOPHER REEVE DESERVES BETTER

 

 

Rodney Stubbs
October 25, 2004
NewsWithViews.com

Christopher Reeves died an unnecessary death from an infected decubitus ulcer not from the lack of stem cell research. John Kerry and John Edwards will stoop to any level to advance the cause of George Soros’ and his coup against the President of the United States. George Soros wants to rid our Nation of crippled people like Christopher Reeve because they simply cost too much to keep around.

The ulcer is a common infection that inflicts paralyzed and diabetic patients. These ulcers are caused by edema at the site of the wound. My associate attempted Reeves’ medical handlers in 2002 to provide, without cost, a medical device used successfully on patient with similar conditions. The handlers’ refused to allow my associate to present information that demonstrates how the product works and its record of success.

Doctors don’t get paid if the patient gets better. They get paid for amputation, prolonged medical attention. The insurance companies prefers this approach because the patient has a shorter life span consist with the philosophy advanced by George Soros (NewsMax – May 2004.) Either the patient dies immediately from complications of the surgery, or shortly thereafter from fall injuries that result from the loss of a leg.

A study conducted in Mexico demonstrated that 86 our of 87 patient with similar decubitus ulcers successfully recovered. More importantly, in all cases all patients started showing granulation of the would 72 hours after the first treatment.

The treatments consists of a minimum 3 – 45 minute treatments each day until the wound is healed. The treatments consist of applying high voltage low amperage using a neuro muscular stimulator phased at 1.7 seconds on and 1.5 seconds off creating a sub dermal pumping action that allowed blood to circulate into the capillary bed surrounding the wound and removing the edema at the same time.

Most patients wanted to keep the machine and utilize it for the rest of their lives. One patient was scheduled for amputation the day treatment was started. The Doctor’s agreed to wait three days before the surgery. After three days the Doctors noted the wound was granulating and appeared to start healing.

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