Air Force Veteran Hopes Contest Will Bring Stem Cell Relief
Robert Madson, an Air Force veteran with 28 deployments, is seeking stem cell treatment for his debilitating back and neck pain.
After years of flying in cramped cockpits, Madson's quality of life has been affected by chronic pain. He has joined the Hope 4 Heroes campaign, a national initiative led by the Miracle Hope Foundation, to receive regenerative stem cell care.
- The campaign allows supporters to vote for a selected veteran through an online system.
- The veteran with the most votes will receive a week of stem cell treatment in Tijuana, Mexico, paid for by the Miracle Hope Foundation.
Stem cell treatment is legal in the U.S.
Madson hopes the public will support his shot at receiving this controversial treatment to improve his quality of life.
Author's summary: Veteran seeks stem cell relief.
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