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Old 03-19-2008, 09:25 PM #2
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Hi, Welcome to Neurotalk.

Are you saying your child has cerebral palsy?? You said cb and I just want to make sure. Also you said he has a shant. Do you mean he has a shunt?

I'm not sure if they are past the research stage in using stem cells.

Perhaps some one will hop on board and answer your question in a better manner.

Again, welcome.
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