Brian Walker: A Journey of Hope
This page shares my journey with Parkinson’s and how stem cell therapy restored my hope and quality of life.
My goal is to raise awareness, inspire others, and explore the potential of stem cell therapy for the community
Progress Update – 10th Stem Cell Treatment
Three years ago, my world changed forever. I was diagnosed with Parkinson’s Disease—a condition that would challenge not only my body but also my sense of identity…
Update After My 9th Treatment on 2nd August 2025
Three years ago, my world changed forever. I was diagnosed with Parkinson’s Disease—a condition that would challenge not only my body but also my sense of identity…
Stem Cell Treatment Timeline: My Injection Journey
Three years ago, my world changed forever. I was diagnosed with Parkinson’s Disease—a condition that would challenge not only my body but also my sense of identity…
How many treatment session of stem cell treatment did you under went?
It took approximately six weeks after harvesting for the stem cells to be prepared for my first round of injections, which was done in South Korea.
The injections themselves were administered in Japan over two days per session: a spinal injection on the first day, which takes around 10–15 minutes (followed by about 2 hours of lying flat without raising any part of the body), and an intravenous injection on the second day, which takes approximately three hours (or vice versa)
If you have any questions about my treatment or the results, feel free to send me a direct message. Will be more than happy to share my experience!
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Do I take any medications?
Q: What made you decide to take the stem cell treatment?
Q: What is your first-hand experience with stem cell treatment?
Q: What is your post-treatment experience with stem cell therapy?
My Journey, One Entry at a Time
Every post is a glimpse into how I’m navigating the changes—some expected, most not—as I figure out life one day, one entry at a time.
How Stem Cell Therapy Gave Me Back My Life
Three years ago, my world changed forever. I was diagnosed with Parkinson’s Disease—a condition that would challenge not only my body but also my sense of identity. It began with a subtle tremor in my right hand…
