Thank you for the comment & welcome - you are very true - one can never have too many friends - I appreciate the offer to let me add you as my 1st friend on this site - I am looking forward to exploring this site and making many more new friends - stay safe & true - Denise
Hi Jim.
Thanks for the welcome. Looks like this is an interesting site and am hoping to get plenty of information and enjoyment out of it.
You have a great 2008 too. Stay Low, Stay Safe.
Hey Bick,
Thanks for adding me...can you send me an invite. Haven't figured out this site yet! Especially how to add music when my computer is empty. I gotta download.
hey jim, every time i try to accept a friends request or send someone a message, it shoots me back to the very top of that persons page or if i'm trying to accept a friends request, it shoots me back to the top of mine. Please please please tell me you can help me.
Clint
im a disabled firefighter.i only need 3,500 more an ill be able to get treatment to walk some.here is a letter my mom wrote. plz read if u can help me some get the 3,500 left plz help.im gonna be put in a home soon if i cant get back.i can walk some after next treatment.this can help alot of people.please help me some.
My name is Pat Daniels. I am writing to you in regard to my son Kevin. Kevin was a volunteer firefighter and EMT with the South Boston Fire Department when on the night of August 7, 1998 while responding to a fire call, he had an accident on the way to the call. He was only 19 years old. He sustained a traumatic brain injury that almost claimed his life and has left him a quadriplegic with limited mobility. He is not paralyzed. He’s still an associate member with the department. He was also a firefighter and EMT at the South Boston Speedway the summer he had the accident. Kevin’s father is the maintenance manager at the speedway.
The doctors advised us to terminate life, but for us that wasn’t an option. Kevin is a survivor. He was born at 28 weeks weighing 2 lbs. 5 oz., 15 inches long.
We have researched stem cell therapy for 4-5 years. After sending Kevin’s medical records to a doctor in California, we were told he was a candidate for the umbilical cord blood stem cell therapy, but would have to go to Tijuana, Mexico to have the procedure done. The fire department immediately started raising funds for us to go. They raised enough for us to go for one trip. The cost is $6,000.00 per vial x 4 vials. Travel expenses are approximately $5,000.00.
On September 25, 2006 we went to Mexico and had the umbilical cord blood stem cell transplant. Since the procedure has been done, we have seen 33 improvements, some being significant. His speech is better. His medicine for spasticity in his extremities has been reduced to where he is only getting 20% of what he was getting. That is a 80% reduction. He now has slight movement in all 5 fingers on his left hand, which he didn’t have before. We knew if the first trip was successful we would need to return every six months until no more improvements are seen. It is wonderful that after 8 years we can still see improvements because of this treatment.
We are now trying to raise the funds to go back. The South Boston Fire Dept. is accepting donations. I’m reaching out to others outside of this area for help. I’ve never reached out to others for help since Kevin’s accident, but the importance of Kevin continuing to receive the stem cell therapy means too much to him for me not to reach out and ask.
I want to push the government and the medical field to research this avenue of treatment for others. I don’t want this just to help my son, but for it to help others as well. This means that Kevin needs to continue this process to prove the success of this procedure.
If you would like to send a donation or know of others that would like to help, please send the donation to:
Kevin Daniels Stem Cell Fund
South Boston Fire Dept.
403 Broad Street
South Boston, VA 24592
You can contact Chief Steve Phillips with any questions at 434-575-4292. The fire dept.is receiving and administering the funds and all donations are tax deductible.
Any donation would be greatly appreciated. Please help us to make this a reality. Thank you so much from my family.
waz up man u have a great 08 to and u be safe out there to and was wondering if u could help me get on ur dept i am tried of being a volunteer i wanna get paid for doing it firefighting is my passion
Hey Bick, What's up ? Thanks for stopping by and commenting. Been with Barnegat for all 22 years. Just got back from a call as a matter of fact. One of those C02 low battery calls we get so many of. LOL I have been to many Parades in the 90's but don't remember the Riverside Guys. Take care and be safe out there.
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Thanks for the welcome. Looks like this is an interesting site and am hoping to get plenty of information and enjoyment out of it.
You have a great 2008 too. Stay Low, Stay Safe.
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Thanks for adding me...can you send me an invite. Haven't figured out this site yet! Especially how to add music when my computer is empty. I gotta download.
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kevin daniels
My name is Pat Daniels. I am writing to you in regard to my son Kevin. Kevin was a volunteer firefighter and EMT with the South Boston Fire Department when on the night of August 7, 1998 while responding to a fire call, he had an accident on the way to the call. He was only 19 years old. He sustained a traumatic brain injury that almost claimed his life and has left him a quadriplegic with limited mobility. He is not paralyzed. He’s still an associate member with the department. He was also a firefighter and EMT at the South Boston Speedway the summer he had the accident. Kevin’s father is the maintenance manager at the speedway.
The doctors advised us to terminate life, but for us that wasn’t an option. Kevin is a survivor. He was born at 28 weeks weighing 2 lbs. 5 oz., 15 inches long.
We have researched stem cell therapy for 4-5 years. After sending Kevin’s medical records to a doctor in California, we were told he was a candidate for the umbilical cord blood stem cell therapy, but would have to go to Tijuana, Mexico to have the procedure done. The fire department immediately started raising funds for us to go. They raised enough for us to go for one trip. The cost is $6,000.00 per vial x 4 vials. Travel expenses are approximately $5,000.00.
On September 25, 2006 we went to Mexico and had the umbilical cord blood stem cell transplant. Since the procedure has been done, we have seen 33 improvements, some being significant. His speech is better. His medicine for spasticity in his extremities has been reduced to where he is only getting 20% of what he was getting. That is a 80% reduction. He now has slight movement in all 5 fingers on his left hand, which he didn’t have before. We knew if the first trip was successful we would need to return every six months until no more improvements are seen. It is wonderful that after 8 years we can still see improvements because of this treatment.
We are now trying to raise the funds to go back. The South Boston Fire Dept. is accepting donations. I’m reaching out to others outside of this area for help. I’ve never reached out to others for help since Kevin’s accident, but the importance of Kevin continuing to receive the stem cell therapy means too much to him for me not to reach out and ask.
I want to push the government and the medical field to research this avenue of treatment for others. I don’t want this just to help my son, but for it to help others as well. This means that Kevin needs to continue this process to prove the success of this procedure.
If you would like to send a donation or know of others that would like to help, please send the donation to:
Kevin Daniels Stem Cell Fund
South Boston Fire Dept.
403 Broad Street
South Boston, VA 24592
You can contact Chief Steve Phillips with any questions at 434-575-4292. The fire dept.is receiving and administering the funds and all donations are tax deductible.
Any donation would be greatly appreciated. Please help us to make this a reality. Thank you so much from my family.
May God bless you and keep you is my prayer.
Pat Daniels
1106 Daniels Trail
Halifax, VA 24558
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Jan 11, 2008
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