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Old 06-23-2017, 04:18 AM #10
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Caroline2, there is a group on Facebook called "Infusio Exchange" that is a geouping of people considering or currently having fat-based stem cell therapy; though they are primary Lymes patients. I just happened upon it yesterday but am doing reading and research now. I reached out to ine of the patients who reported healing from SFN...trying to learn more about this and will share my findings.
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