Didimommy

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by Didimommy 5y ago
Umbilical cord stem cells are categorized as adult stem cells because a human being has formed. They are more stable. Embryonic stem cells from fetus are not and much more unstable. Umbilical cord blood would be treated as a medical waste o
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by Didimommy 5y ago
Furthermore, ask a CP child who was crawling before the cord blood transplant to walking after the transplant even if he was not 100% cured of CP if it was worth it. Ask a child who could not raise the spoon to feed herself before the trans
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by Didimommy 5y ago
I have looked around, Anja is the cheapest. Other company has a big upfront cost that is around $1000 or more, not Anja. In the long run, it is also cheaper.
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by Didimommy 5y ago
Donation is a good idea. Except that even with a match from the public bank, the survival rate from transplant is half of what would be if you use your own or related cord blood. I think racial differences has always been overlooked in the
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by Didimommy 5y ago
Like I said, you forgot to mention that the bigger player charge upfront fee of around $1000, some at $1500, not just the annual fee. Second, ask thousand of families who benefitted from cord blood, to them, it is 100% chance of using.
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by Didimommy 5y ago
Anja has $35 per month for 8 years paid for 20 years of storage. The big player you have mentioned charge around thousand at the beginning and then an annual fee of around $165 for every year. Yes, Anja is the cheapest so far.
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by Didimommy 5y ago
I think people do not realize that blood is the lifeline of human being. Cord blood banking has the cells frozen at the youngest age possible. Cord blood rich with stem cells and immune cells and exosomes can be infused back to the baby her