Concerning data with regards to Turbo Cancer

originally posted by: AdultMaleHumanUK
a reply to: annonentity
I've worn my black 'funeral neck tie' more times in the last two years, than I have in the 30 years I've owned it.
Sure, I'm in my early 50's so I expected some rate of increase due to obvious age issues, but everyone who I'm losing in the 2020's share something in common...they all have unexpected/unusual, fast developing cancer's, and they all had the covid 'vaccination'.

I don't care what anyone says different, I just believe what I've seen with my own eyes...my unvaccinated friends are the ONLY ones not dying of unexpected fast acting cancer's😢

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THIS

Your experience is a mirror of exactly where I stand. Age and everything lol

Except it really isn't funny though. I've lost over a third of my friends and 8 family members so far. Granted, as you mentioned at our age, people are starting to "clock out" and I get it.

My aunt was diagnosed with a type of Hodgkin's lymphoma and she passed away two weeks later. That's my experience. Nothing to argue as we still don't know how she died so rapidly "but it can happen", is what the oncologist told my widower Uncle.

Personally, that statement is just a convenient escape clause to me. Ymmv.
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a reply to: VariedcodeSole

"but it can happen", is what the oncologist told my widower Uncle.

Personally, that statement is just a convenient escape clause to me. Ymmv.

Personally, I've never heard that statement used so frequently, as the last couple of years. I certainly choose my similar anecdotal evidence, over 'authority' regarding vaccinations...especially facing a virus my immune system has already beaten in every fight!!

An INCREASE in Shingles 100%

I worked in ophthalmology for 33 years and at least once a year we would see a patient with involvement in the cornea - ONCE A YEAR
I recall this because I NEVER got chicken pox and could get it from someone with shingles - so I never saw those patients
The GREAT thing about FREEDOM?
You can believe whatever you wish to believe

a reply to: Euronymous2625

a reply to: annonentity

Cancer incidents are growing incredibly in the last few decades, before is was rare to know somebody with cancer, now everybody knows somebody with cancer and in many cases, they have cancer themselves.

As for colon cancer, the younger you are when diagnosed the worst the chances of survival.

Still screening for colon cancer starts in your 50s and is every 10 years until you reach 70 and that is the last time you will be screened unless you show symptoms after that.

Many people ignore the screenings.