Last year, Spectrum News 1 introduced viewers and readers to Delaney Parker, a new author whose debut novel was based on her own, very painful experience living with multiple sclerosis. An anonymous donor saw the story and offered to pay for Parker to undergo advanced treatments at the Stram Center for Integrative Medicine

Listen to this beautiful story of hope and healing.

Dear Dr. Stram and his wonderful team of helpers,
Jim and I want to take this special holiday time to let you all know how much we appreciate everything   you guys have done for us.  Not only did all Jim's lyme disease and other co-occurring illnesses disappear, but also he experienced great healing from his traumatic brain injury of 30+ years ago. Jim is a new man now. I have my wonderful husband back. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts for the amazing healing you offer the world.
With deep gratitude,
Jennifer and Jim V

Dear Dr. DiRoma, 

Thank you so much for everything. Another year of treatment has come and gone, a year of ups and downs, hurdles and struggle, revelations and more and through it all we've been beyond thankful for the patience, care, compassion and support we've received from you. 

Dr Stram is like no other doctor I have met. And I’ve seen MANY

The Stram Center team is grateful to have had an impact on Sarah’s young life and her family and bring hope to others who suffer from tick borne illnesses. Healing can happen. Listen to Sarah’s story.

We feel fortunate every day and we recommend Stram Center to everyone who comes to us with questions.

Beth has come all the way from England for long term treatment at the Stram Center. She became like family to us and here is what she has to say:

He and his staff are efficient, caring, kind and do all they can to get you on the path back to recovery and well-being.

A young woman's brave and amazing fight against Lyme Disease will inspire and give hope.

Upon finding out, over three years ago, that I have cancer, something I was not ready to hear, I went to an oncologist to see what I could do for this disease. I was informed that the type of cancer I have is not curable at this time but, that it could be put into remission for a short period of time. I then asked how much time, they said eighteen months to three years. At this point I opted to go on to chemotherapy since there wasn’t any other option; the physicians said that without chemotherapy I would only live six months. After months of chemotherapy I was in remission but, at what cost? My body felt used up like I had nothing left to give. So I asked the doctor if I had any other options. He told me that I could get a second opinion, which I did; I then went to the Sloan Kettering Cancer Center. They read the reports from my previous doctor and without any other testing said the same thing, I would have up to three years and to make the best of it. Feeling let down I went home to think about things. After getting over the shock and the remembrance of watching my mother waste away and die from this disease, I decided to go back to my doctor to see if there was any other type of treatment I could get. After a couple of weeks of badgering him, he finally recommended a consultation with Dr. Ronald Stram. I made an appointment with Dr. Stram where we discussed my options; I began regular intravenous Vitamin C treatments with him. From that point on, I started feeling better than I had in a year. They then discussed with me a treatment that is used in Europe called Iscador and asked if I was interested in trying it. After educating myself about Iscador, I decided I would. After taking this for a few weeks I felt a hundred percent better and started to feel some fight back in my body. I would recommend this treatment to anyone with this disease; also, to use this treatment along with chemotherapy in order to help eradicate the disease. I cannot thank Dr. Stram  enough for this treatment. I will also let everyone know in the future how things are going.