HSCT Patient Testimonial Videos

Truly inspiring HSCT treatment journey: a man from Finland diagnosed with Primary Progressive

Five months after his transplant, about 95 per cent of his symptoms were gone. He was off prednisone, exercising every day, and back at work as a police officer. Dylan: HSCT for Autoimmune Small Fibre Neuropathy Results at a Glance Patient Dylan, South Jersey, United States, aged 28 when he recorded this account Condition Autoimmune

Watch this Video testimonial: Sergel, 38 years young man from Netherlands suffering from Multiple Sclerosis

Watch this Recent Video Testimonial of James* from the USA who was suffering from Small Fiber Neuropathy (SFN)

Watch this Recent Video Testimonial of MS patient Auke who came to India for HSCT from Netherlands. Excellent Outcome after

Video Testimonial – James, 48 Years young MS patient from Ireland shares his true experience about travelling to India for

Watch this video in: Ms Mariya the attendant of Dino from USA shares her experience of traveling all the way to HSCT Hospital in India for HSCT treatment.

Patient’s privacy is protected to respect his wish. Watch this video where a young 36 Year old MS patient from the United Kingdom (UK) shares his true experience

Dean arrived at HSCT Hospital India unable to walk without support. After the transplant his clinician reports that he walks without support and can climb stairs. He is from the United Kingdom, he was 51 when he recorded this video, and he had been living with stiff person syndrome for about a year before treatment.

Watch this Video. Ms. Rohini- MS patient from Suriname shares about his amazing experience after HSCT at JCI USA accredited World Class Hospital in India.

Hege from Norway, who has lived with multiple sclerosis since 2007, arrived at HSCT Hospital India using a wheelchair. As her treatment ended, Hege was walking through the room with a stick or crutch, much better than before, says her friend and attendant Venke. Hege says she can now move the toes on her left

Gary from the United Kingdom arrived at HSCT Hospital India with primary progressive multiple sclerosis and an EDSS disability score of 6.5. About three weeks later, he says he has feeling back in his foot. His partner Linda travelled with him as his attendant. She says he can now move his feet up and down

Margaret travelled from Scotland to HSCT Hospital India after eleven years with multiple sclerosis, a disease that damages the nerves. She had been given no drug treatment for it in all that time. She introduces herself in the video as Maggie. Seven hours after her own stem cells were returned to her, she says she

Johannis from the Netherlands was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in 2012. Before his treatment at HSCT Hospital India, he could walk only a few metres with a walker. His sister Marion, who travelled with him as his attendant, says that after treatment he walks better and is a little less stiff. Multiple sclerosis, usually shortened

Jayne travelled from England to HSCT Hospital India for HSCT for multiple sclerosis. Before treatment she could not walk well, her balance was poor, and fatigue is the symptom she calls her main issue. Her own stem cells went back in on 11 June. After about a week of her body working hard, her mother

Watch this video where Ms. Christa from the United States (USA) shares her experience about getting HSCT

Evert travelled from Canada to HSCT Hospital India for HSCT for myasthenia gravis. He arrived with a drooping eyelid, worse on the left, weakness in both hands and in his forearm, a weak left calf, and difficulty breathing. By the time he filmed this, his hand strength and calf strength were both very good, and

Marie a brilliant student in Norway took the brave decision to defeat MS and arrived at HSCT Hospital India

I’m Jose from Netherlands, I’m 59 years old, I am married to Tim, and I’m a mother of two daughters. I had Multiple Sclerosis (MSRR)

Watch this video where Mr, Justin from the United States (USA) shares his incredible experience about

I was diagnosed with MS in 1992/3 after going through a great deal of stress and anxiety. I turned SPMS about 8 years ago in 2010 

Everyone is happy and smiling at HSCT Hospital, India as Mr Victor Halls from UK leaves for home after HSCT. We wish him a very healthy and happy life ahead.

Four years ago, Janet was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis, a permanent degenerative disease of the spinal cord and brain.

Gudrun R travelled from the United Kingdom to HSCT Hospital India for HSCT for relapsing remitting multiple sclerosis. She arrived pushing a rollator, able to stand for two or three minutes before she needed to rest. Five weeks later she was walking with a stick, and taking short walks without it. Her neurology team at

I researched HSCT groups on Facebook and received encouragement from previous patients who had HSCT at HSCT Hospital India

My MS journey started like most people. My daily symptoms included numbness in my legs and feet,

Kathryn from the United States had lived with multiple sclerosis for 30 years when she came to HSCT Hospital India for treatment. Her friend of 40 years, Corrinne, travelled with her as her attendant. By the end of the treatment, Corrinne says, Kathryn could walk better, could feel things she had not felt before, and

Following extensive research into various therapies available all over the world for MS, We found HSCT hospital in India to be a possible option for treatment.

Watch this video where Mr. Jacobus from the Netherlands shares his happy experience about travelling to India with his girlfriend as a Caregiver for HSCT

David Ellis arrived at HSCT Hospital India using a cane and unable to lift his left leg without helping it. By the time he recorded this video at the hospital he could lift it, and he names that movement himself as something he could not do before. He is from California in the United States

Linda travelled from the Netherlands to HSCT Hospital India for HSCT for multiple sclerosis. She was 36, diagnosed in 2007, and in the two years before she came her health had gone downhill fast. She had to stop work. Walking normally had become walking with a crutch or using a wheelchair. She arrived in New