Aug 4, 2022
1:32:58pm
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My sister in law got that in her 30s and just passed away last year after
fighting it for 4-5 years.
It was alot more than the 20-24 months they gave her, so we were thankful for that. But it did a lot of mental damage to my daughter (combined with the stupid covid rules) watching her aunt go from super healthy to the way she was before she passed.
It was alot more than the 20-24 months they gave her, so we were thankful for that. But it did a lot of mental damage to my daughter (combined with the stupid covid rules) watching her aunt go from super healthy to the way she was before she passed.
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Preventable conditions you hope you will never get? One that has a simple prevention technique...For me, it is obvious.
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Getting a colonoscopy “every few years” is not recommended for the vast majority of people and would do more harm than
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Um, colonoscopy doesn't prevent cancer. The bowel prep and camera doesn't alter the genetics. An argument can be made
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