Aloha, It was pleasure being able to give you a sneak peak into my story about breast cancer during the Facebook Live Event last month. As promised in my previous blog, this is part two which I am excited to share testimonials of two significant women in my life. Let me share a little background with you. I was diagnosed at age 30 with stage 3 breast cancer. My mother passed at age 42 of stage 4 breast cancer. Many of my siblings and cousins - at young ages - have had to discuss with spouses this same topic of selective mastectomy, to lower their chances for breast cancer. These women are maki
…ther a crazy inflammatory problem or sometime gut pro, some type of gut problem that's torturing them, digestive problems, liver problem, whatever. That's kind of the two breakdowns. I don't see a lot otherwise. Well, fibromyalgia, I guess.…
…low Dr. Purser’s discussion of interferons and other immune signals in lupus.
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…or vice versa. There are actually floating around receptors 23R is one of them where they just float around and look look to find a 23 to attach to and they go off like crazy. Uh that's a that's a bad deal. real quick question for you and I…
…or vice versa. There are actually floating around receptors 23r is one of them where they just float around and look look to find a 23 to attach to and they go off like crazy. Uh that's a that's a bad deal. real quick question for you and I…
…te a handbook. I'm going to take the chapters, each of the 42 chapters, and condense them to about a page each. And I'm writing a handbook, too. Nice. And I'll have the two or three points of each at the end of that. Okay, Jackson, I'll jus…
…te a handbook. I'm going to take the chapters, each of the 42 chapters, and condense them to about a page each. And I'm writing a handbook, too. Nice. And then I'll have the two or three points of each at the end of that. Okay, Jackson, I'l…
…c snip that homozygous in that causes his sarcoidosis is Sil2R and you can Google that. Go ask Gemini. Go ask Rock. Go ask what SIL2R does. Does it cause saridosis? Um, I've got a a book on silicons coming out too. It's already out by the t…
…ses last year and 14 this year or year before. So I've had 12 I think so far this year. So, um, just saw another one the other day. And, um, scurvy, if you wonder if you have scurvy, you're really pale. You look like a goth or a vampire. Yo…
…ses last year and 14 this year or year before. So I've had 12 I think so far this year. So, um, just saw another one the other day. And, um, scurvy, if you wonder if you have scurvy, you're really pale. You look like a goth or a vampire. Yo…
…o through the 10 mutable laws. Are we ready? Yep. I've even typed them up. So I hope don't screw this up. On your little typewriter. On my little typewriter. My little oldfashioned typewriter. here at number one. Number one, are you ready? …
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