Antarctic adventure
Friday, February 24, 2006 - Stem Cell Guru
Last month, Peter Irwin, a patient of ours from Australia, emailed to let us know that he was taking a vacation. Having undergone VesCell therapy, and obviously feeling as though he had a new lease of life, Peter had decided to take a vacation of a lifetime. But where to go? A tropical island? A safari in Africa? A trip to Paris? No, Peter chose a cruise . . . a cruise to Antarctica!
He's just returned, without suffering any medical problems despite enduring freezing conditions and 40 foot waves, and sent us this email:
From: Peter Irwin
Well we have returned from the frozen continent . . . Praise the Lord . . . I have come to the conclusion that God put the violent Southern Ocean there to stop us humans from being silly enough to go there????
No , it was a sight to see, but 7 days down in 40ft seas and 7 days back was not. Lots of sea sickness and as it was only a small ship [100 passengers] it was very roughI have called it expensive torture.
However I stood up to the ordeal fairly well and had no medical problems except for the sea sickness , good to be back in Aussie.
Regards
Peter
What's next Peter? Mount Everest?
He's just returned, without suffering any medical problems despite enduring freezing conditions and 40 foot waves, and sent us this email:
From: Peter Irwin
Well we have returned from the frozen continent . . . Praise the Lord . . . I have come to the conclusion that God put the violent Southern Ocean there to stop us humans from being silly enough to go there????
No , it was a sight to see, but 7 days down in 40ft seas and 7 days back was not. Lots of sea sickness and as it was only a small ship [100 passengers] it was very roughI have called it expensive torture.
However I stood up to the ordeal fairly well and had no medical problems except for the sea sickness , good to be back in Aussie.
Regards
Peter
What's next Peter? Mount Everest?
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