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Traildogbob

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20. It's amazing

Reply to appalachiablue (Reply #17)

Tue May 24, 2022, 06:35 PM

May 2022

That so many of us are not affected by any one of the many possible illnesses that are out there. And increasing each years. And worse, the poisons legally dumped in our water, air and food. Thankfully we have science to turn to to fight for the ability to survive.

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Teacher, 28, Started Slurring Her Words in Class. She Learned She Was Having a Stroke [View all] appalachiablue May 2022 OP

2 blood clots in my family this past 15 months. Tetrachloride May 2022 #1

Sorry to hear that, hope they're recovering ok. Diet appalachiablue May 2022 #2

One, yes. ty Tetrachloride May 2022 #3

I can't get that link to work Skittles May 2022 #4

Try this one, direct from TODAY. Above is MSN/Microsoft News: appalachiablue May 2022 #12

How many Traildogbob May 2022 #5

Have a friend Rebl2 May 2022 #6

So sad Traildogbob May 2022 #7

I forgot to add Rebl2 May 2022 #9

💔💔 Traildogbob May 2022 #11

Tragic, so sorry. appalachiablue May 2022 #15

She had a PFO, a hole in her heart per the article. But Covid appalachiablue May 2022 #13

Just the thought of a hole Traildogbob May 2022 #14

Like you & many others I also think bad things when appalachiablue May 2022 #17

It's amazing Traildogbob May 2022 #20

Agree about the highly dangerous growth of toxins appalachiablue May 2022 #23

100 percent Traildogbob May 2022 #25

I remember Rebl2 May 2022 #21

That is wonderful, thanks for an uplifting outcome and story. appalachiablue May 2022 #24

You know Rebl2 May 2022 #26

Happy she was saved. barbtries May 2022 #8

How tragic for the coach and then your family. That's a lot. TC. appalachiablue May 2022 #18

Severe sudden headache is also a sign - my husband just had this happen Lettuce Be May 2022 #10

Glad he was one of the lucky ones, truly. A loved one appalachiablue May 2022 #16

This message was self-deleted by its author appalachiablue May 2022 #19

Is that like Rebl2 May 2022 #22