Ermelo family seeks breakthrough treatment for 9-year-old son
The treatment, according to his mother, Yolanda, will enable him to become verbal and will improve his neurological state.
ERMELO – A local family is asking for the community’s help to better the life of their non-verbal nine-year-old boy, Jason Malherbe, who was diagnosed with autism.
He in desperate need of stem cell therapy.
According to his mother, Yolanda, this will be life-changing for him, as it will enable him to become verbal and will improve his neurological state.
According to her, Jason became autistic due to environmental factors, including the MMR vaccination that Jason received at 12 months, and not by genetics.
Genetic testing as well as a variety of intensive tests have been done to confirm this.
In her search for medication to help improve her son’s condition and communication skills, she came across Dr Hein van Wyk of the StemCure Clinic in White River.
“Dr Van Wyk is able to do a thorough detox, which will rid Jason’s body of the harmful substances, before giving him stem cells made from his own blood that will repair all damaged areas in his body.”
The family is in need of the community’s help to raise the R70 300 needed for Jason to undergo the procedure. A summer market will take place on September 28 to help raise the funds.
Anyone who would like to contribute to Jason’s treatment can use the following account:
Pieter Stoffberg Inc Trust; Trust account, FNB, Ermelo, Branch code: 270344; Account number: 62092150326; Reference: JAS15/1.
