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Have we gone too far in protecting our kids from setbacks? This episode, brought to you by Keyin College, features Geoff Eaton, Founder of Young Adult Cancer Canada, as he discusses the need for resilience and the benefits of taking risks. Watch the full episode here ?? https://lnkd.in/eF8VFHa4

VOICES of Black Women is a pivotal long-term study led by the American Cancer Society to better understand health conditions like cancer and strive for enhanced overall well-being among Black women.?I'm so proud to support the American Cancer Society's vision to end cancer as we know it, for everyone.?Learn more about VOICES:?https://voices.cancer.org/

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VOICES of Black Women is a pivotal long-term study led by the American Cancer Society to better understand health conditions like cancer and strive for enhanced overall well-being among Black women. I'm proud to support the American Cancer Society’s vision to end cancer as we know it, for everyone. Learn more about VOICES: voices.cancer.org.

One reason this is so important is this same foam giving firefighters cancer is used to put out fires caused by 1. smart meters (which are more prone to catch fire than regular meters, constitute an illegal search as a Pennsylvania judge has admitted, cause injury to those who have electrosensitivity (which is very real and supported by many peer-reviewed papers, healthcare providers (including Physicians for Safe Technology), pose a great risk to children's growing brains, home insurance won't pay for damage caused by the smart meters, and jobs have been taken away only to enrich the companies and if anything, people have reported their bills going up. They also hurt the environment, killing pollinators, and no pollinators = no food = no humans. https://lnkd.in/ehgEfAtY There is also a great deal of evidence that EMF "advances" are behind what many term "viruses" a la the Spanish Flu of 1918. In fact, there are peer-reviewed studies linking 5G and COVID-19. Having experienced toxicity illness myself and conducting much research, I can say that I'm sorry I doubted Dr. Cowan and Dr. Bailey and now am a firm believer in terrain theory and toxins and toxic chemicals causing disease. Mold itself can be linked to everything from cancer to colitis to Alzheimer's. 2. electrical vehicles - they also require use of this foam and when they catch on fire, it is not unusual for the fire to last for days and/or re-ignite after the fire is initially "put out"; they also cause injury to those who have electrosensitivity and cause same EMF problems as smart meters noted above; they put a strain on our already burdened grid; they will not work if there is an EMP - the only vehicle that has the possibility to work is from last century; slave labor, including children, are used to make the parts for EVs; the mining to the earth for parts to create EVs is harmful; it is absurd to ban gas cars when the average person can't afford an EV; they take a very long time to charge, making them inefficient; and end up costing a lot due to the electricity they need. That being said, I am wholeheartedly aware of the pollutants from gas. I was shocked the Environmental Working Group does not inform people that by-products of gas production, such as petroleum jelly and mineral oil, which is in many pharmaceutical and personal care products, is carcinogenic. However, when I did some digging and found out who REALLY funds the EWG - people such as George Soros, who has no remorse about stealing from his fellow Jews and their death and abuse in the Holocaust, it makes sense that such organizations act as if they are doing good when they are not. Kinda like Bill Gates "philanthropy" after former Attorney General Janet Reno tried to take him down and he wanted to better his reputation. The solution? I'm not a scientist, but conservation seems good to me. Let's plant (organic and not bioengineered) trees and not "cloud seed".

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VOICES of Black Women is a pivotal long-term study led by the American Cancer Society to better understand health conditions like cancer and strive for enhanced overall well-being among Black women. I'm so proud to support the American Cancer Society's vision to end cancer as we know it, for everyone. Learn more about VOICES: Voices of Black Women | American Cancer Society

We desperately need a prostate screening programme that covers all males, sadly too many very treatable cancers are missed dur to no symptoms being present at the early stages when it is most survivable. Some of us have been incredibly lucky that our tumours have been found when other procedures or investigations have been taking place, when the tumour is still encapsulated in the prostate giving low Gleeson scores and most options for treatment. Men under 50 with a prostate cancer seem to be the least lucky as they are not included in the current screening. I have included the following from the Prostate Cancer UK site just to remind us all why we need to be vigilant and get tested. You are two and a half times more likely to get prostate cancer if your father or brother has had it, compared to a man who has no relatives with prostate cancer. Your chance of getting prostate cancer may be even greater if your father or brother was under 60 when he was diagnosed, or if you have more than one close relative (father or brother) with prostate cancer. Your risk of getting prostate cancer may also be higher if your mother or sister has had breast cancer or ovarian cancer.

Imagine being 4 years old, an age typically filled with carefree play and boundless energy. Now picture having to lie perfectly still, wearing a custom-molded mask bolting your head to a table, day after day, for 30 treatments, followed by another 10 sessions. The sheer magnitude of what Neev endured is both heart-wrenching and awe-inspiring! Let Neev's bravery be the catalyst that inspires us all to take action. Together, we can make a significant impact in the lives of children facing cancer, ensuring they receive the best possible care, support, and chance at a healthy future. What will you do today to make a difference?

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