The Sewing Mom

Christmas is less than two months away, 55 days to be exact. That’s 55 days to get your holiday shopping done, no pressure!

This year our budget will be much tighter than previous years and what that means is that I want to make sure the gifts I’m giving are chosen carefully and that they are gifts that can be cherished. A new idea is giving the gift of family protection. That sounds odd, but it’s really very simple.

C’elle provides a safe and easy method for women to collect stem cells directly from their menstrual fluid. These stem cells can then be stored and, if needed in the future, can be used in treating a number of possibly life-threatening diseases that she, a parent, a sibling or even her children may face in later years, such as osteoporosis, heart disease, stroke, Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s disease. While this may be unusual, giving a C’elle gift certificate is certainly a worthwhile gift idea.

Gift certificates can be purchased in amounts of $50 and up. Visit the pricing page to find out more information or to order now for a special gift.

It’s interesting being back in the work environment. While I’ll be working from home once I finish training, for now I’m working with 25 other individuals while we’re receiving our training. We receive two short breaks each day and, during that time, we talk with each other about the training and how it’s fitting in with our personal lives. Yesterday I asked a another lady about her weekend and was sad to hear that her husband’s teenage nephew had died over the weekend unexpectedly. It was really very sad. Apparently, the young man had recently been diagnosed with a fatal illness and immediately became depressed. He decided he didn’t want to live with his diagnosis and so, committed suicide. The family is devastated.

Now, I didn’t want to pry and so I don’t know all of the details, but, I do have to wonder if in a case like this, would the services of a C’elle have possibly helped with the original diagnosis. Their service provides women with a safe and easy method of collecting and preserving stem cells found in her menstrual fluid each month. These stem cells may then be used in treating a number of possibly life-threatening diseases that she, a parent, a sibling or even her children may face in later years, such as osteoporosis, heart disease, stroke, Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s disease. Again, I don’t know what this particular boy’s diagnosis was, so I don’t know if it could have helped or not, but the idea that this simple process can help in many situations really gives all women something to consider.

C’elle’s collection process is simple and affordable. Menstrual cells are processed and cryo-preserved for potential cellular therapies that may emerge in the future. To determine cost, visit the pricing page and, should you wish to do so, the order now page will get your order processing.

I have spent this week getting poked and prodded and examined in every which way. Tomorrow I will continue the process with a bone density screening and a mammogram. I have a couple of follow up doctor appointments over the next couple of weeks, but then it will be done, I hope. I’m expecting to receive a clean bill of health and be good for another year. I have family and friends that haven’t been as fortunate to receive a clean bill of health and I do this for them, these tests I’m doing are nothing compared to what they’ve gone through.

In an effort to help people make informed decisions about their health,  C’elle is attempting to educate people, especially expectant parents of the benefits of preserving the cord blood stem cells of a newborn. Cord blood contains vital stems cells that can be harvested and preserved. These stem cells can be used to treat 70 diseases, including leukemia, anemia, lymphoma, diabetes and cerebral palsy. Cryo-cell has current offers that can make storing cord blood affordable and it’s innovative and safe.

Truth is, we never know what life is going to throw at us. While we may go for our annual physicals and expect to hear that we are healthy, it helps to be prepared and make informed decisions when it comes to our health and our family’s health.

This post is directed to all the women out there, sorry men.

I never thought I would say this, but there is now something positive to come out of menstruation, specifically, the menstrual blood. The truth is, recent studies have shown that menstrual blood contains stem cells and these stem cells, if collected, have the potential to be life saving. For something so special to be found in something that has caused me such misery for the past 35 years, I am amazed.

C’elle menstrual blood cells have recently shown to have the potential to help in future treatments of heart disease, stroke, MS, diabetes, Parkinson’s and even Alzheimer’s. C’elle has patented technology with its easy to use collection kit. While I realize that stem cell research can be controversial, we’re talking about something that is naturally discharged from a woman’s body every month and in my mind, that is a completely non-controversial of utilizing potentially life saving stem cells.  Considering my own dad suffered from diabetes, as did his mom, it is something I may have to deal with as I get older.

To learn more about the science behind C’elle and to see a video of a C’elle Client Testimonial be sure to visit www.celle.com and, if interested, purchase a kit now to save $200 during their limited time offer.