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TeamGreen Liked a reply to forum topic Cancer best treatment chemo began in 1940
10/2/2026 6:37pm There’s sooo much opportunity for community in this thread… Are our various stats tarred by specificity? I know we’ve had successes in Cancer-Tech as of late…yet, with our ever expanding populous and ever increasing knowledge and new information… It’s hard to truly know if we’re making progress… Or not. I remain hopeful and lean into the faith that we’re getting better on the matter. FUCK CANCER Manny
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Mike_Lawrence Liked a reply to forum topic 2020 Suzuki RM 125 AF
10/2/2026 6:35pm Hey!! So a few updates since last post. I did pick up the front engine brackets in stainless steel like the ones displayed it the Swapmotolive RM 125 AF. But it doesn’t convince me so I did made another alu ones for the front as well, in order to gain a bit more space for the exhaust due being able to cut the little pretuberances of the oem bracket. I did also bought a V-Force reed cage and I’m playing with the reed cage volumes and pre-compression ratio in the crank. Next steep is to do the airbox conversion and...
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Falcon Liked a reply to forum topic Cancer best treatment chemo began in 1940
10/2/2026 10:58am The problem with cancer is that it isn't some virus or bacterial infection invading your body. It's YOU. Cancer is nothing more than the unchecked growth of your own cells, which crowd out and destroy healthy tissues around it. To kill cancer, you have to kill everything like it everywhere around it - including your own healthy cells. It's a huge problem for treatment. My dad passed about a month ago from complications due to liver cancer. FUCK CANCER.
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APLMAN99 Liked a reply to forum topic Cancer best treatment chemo began in 1940
10/2/2026 10:56am True. I am about 99.99% sure that my wife's will require treatment for the rest of her life and it will determine how long that is.
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DaveB771 Added a reply to Cancer best treatment chemo began in 1940
21 hours ago For some “lucky” people cancer is now a chronic condition.
APLMAN99 Liked a reply to forum topic Cancer best treatment chemo began in 1940
10/2/2026 7:17am It is completely false. Total cancer deaths have increased, but nowhere near the 75% figure parroted. It’s around 19%, so 1/4 of the claimed increase. Death rate has decreased. From 1991, the cancer death rate is down about 34%, which is significant. It needs to be a larger reduction, but it’s going in the right direction at least.
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racer811 Liked a reply to forum topic Cancer best treatment chemo began in 1940
10/2/2026 7:17am I just started a new job for a place that makes Actinium 225 and Y90, which is a radioactive isotope for specific types of cancer. From my understanding this medicine only stays in your system for a few days, so once it is in your system, you can just pee it out in a few days. I am just a maintenance guy here, so I dont know squat about it, but the workers make it sound like they have seen good results using it.
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Alex814 Liked a reply to forum topic Cancer best treatment chemo began in 1940
10/2/2026 6:21am Playing devil's advocate here, but the "cure" for obesity has been pretty lucrative for big pharma far as I can tell. In fact, it seems to be the largest catalyst since the " censored" in 2021.
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Nope, sorry. What is now called Gravity Cavity was called Screw U. What is now called The Wall was originally called Grand Prix Hill since it was introduced for the first USGP in 78, it was never Screw U. They announced before the 2nd one in 79 that Screw U would be called Gravity Cavity. I happened to be standing there when those guys hung up that sign in the picture.
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DaveB771 Added a reply to Cancer best treatment chemo began in 1940
23 hours ago With the cancer rate in Iowa, that state alone will keep big pharma in profits for years.
ToolMaker Liked a reply to forum topic Cancer best treatment chemo began in 1940
10/2/2026 4:24am Full disclose, one of the drugs I received in one regimen was a version of mustard gas. I hear that's quite old. Of course you don't get it in gas form. TM
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ToolMaker Liked a reply to forum topic Cancer best treatment chemo began in 1940
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DaveB771 Added a reply to Cancer best treatment chemo began in 1940
1 day ago That’s two of us. I had stage 4 squamous cell cancer that ruled out chemo/radiation. Keytruda got me to remission and I’ve had no evidence of disease for 2+ years. No side effects, so far, either.
APLMAN99 Liked a reply to forum topic Cancer best treatment chemo began in 1940
10/2/2026 1:33am Cancer is definitely awful and my household is not doing well with it, but spreading false information doesn’t help much.
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ToolMaker Liked a reply to forum topic Cancer best treatment chemo began in 1940
10/2/2026 1:33am Firstly, FUCK cancer. But none of this is true. There have been significant leaps made. I am living proof of that. Due to advances, I'm ten years past my expiry date. I do have one more option when my 4th recurrence happens. Not a good one but one more than zero. TM
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SEEMEFIRST Liked a reply to forum topic Still don't believe in chemtrails?
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APLMAN99 Liked a reply to forum topic Still don't believe in chemtrails?
10/1/2026 3:08pm You’re confusing a visible atmospheric effect with an absence of emissions regulation. Seeing a white line doesn’t tell you its chemical composition, obviously. Contrails are mostly water vapor, not the typical emissions that are so heavily regulated on cars and trucks. But airplanes have had tougher emissions controls instituted and those controls are believed to actually INCREASE the density and persistence of contrails, so there is that......
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