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(More customer reviews)RIGHT TO RECOVER is a comprehensive, thoughtful and thought-provoking treatment of the current controversial stem cell wars. The Arizona Chapter of the National Parkinson's Foundation (AZNPF) is pleased to recommend it to people with Parkinson's disease, their families and caregivers, politicians, voters and the general public. It is a must read, must buy when it becomes available October 1, 2007.
Scientific terms are explained in ways the average reader can understand and arguments pro and con for different kinds of stem cell research are carefully explored. The author favors all stem cell research and has taken great pains to insure the accuracy and balance of her reporting.
This educational book sheds light on the way Americans view embryonic stem cell biology by providing well-researched facts about all types of stem cell (bone marrow, amniotic and cord blood) treatments presently being used and their restorative effects. It also covers the research being done with stem cells from in-vitro fertilized eggs on laboratory animals and presents findings to support its curative potential on humans.
The information in this book was derived from extensive research, personal interviews, emails and other correspondence with national and international medical doctors, research scientists, religious leaders and elected officials, as well as stories from patients who hope to improve their lives through stem cell implants and research. Bible references are used to show why a four to five day old mass of human cell is is NOT an embryo and how God has given us stem cell technology as a scientific gift for healing.
The topic of stem cell research is making headlines in every country. You may have read articles and heard stories that are not exactly true. This books presents the facts and challenges readers to think for themselves rather then accept the opinions of political or religious leaders. RIGHT TO RECOVER does not present fairy tales about how stem cells can miraculously cure any disease and does not promote fear-based rumors poeple may have heard from the pulpit on Sunday. Instead, it truthfully delves into the political and religious issues surrounding blastocyst stem cell research.
Rayilyn Brown
Board Member, AZNPF
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"Yvonne Perry's book enrages and inspires: it leaves you with the feeling that something must be done, that it can be done, and that it will be done-because we will do it. This book changes the equation."-Don C. Reed, Roman Reed Spinal Cord Injury Research ActIt is such a pleasure to work with a writer like Yvonne Perry. She has truly researched the research and spent hundreds of hours to find the facts to share with the readers of RIGHT TO RECOVER.Over the years I have read literally thousands of articles and documents from around the world about this subject and RIGHT TO RECOVER is the most complete work I have ever read. It provides an honest evaluation and asks readers to consider the facts and then form their own opinion instead of listening to people who have never researched the subject.-Reverend Dan Bloodworth,The Brian Bloodworth Stroke and Head Injury Research FoundationIn a world confused with chaos in regard to Stem cell research.Yvonne Perry has moved beyond the political to the healing in her new book " Right to Recover Winning the Political and Religious Wars over Stem Cell Research in America" Thiseducational book sheds light on the way Americans view embryonic stem cell and provides well-researched facts about all types of stem cell treatments throughout the world.This book will shed light on the future, today.-Dr. Eric S. Kaplan, Author of Dying to be Young, From Botox to Botulism and Lifestyles of the Fit and Famous Finally, the truth about stem cell research.I search the Internet daily for articles on stem cell research to pass along to other advocates.It's so maddening to constantly read the oppositions blatant lies concerning stem cell research. -Diane Wyshak, Stem Cell Battles.com
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