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Flynn Rigby, Cerebral Palsy | Stem Cell Treatment Testimonial

Flynn Rigby was unable to talk until the age of 9, until his first stem cell treatment. Flynn was born prematurely, leading to developmental delays caused by Cerebral Palsy. Nowadays, he is socially active, speaking, and has use of his fine motor skills.

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