Ana M. Fuentes

The 2026 tick >keeps encroaching into U.S. states which have NEVER seen this. Case: FL Everglades pythons found covered in ticks. Really? Lifelong Floridian here-I’ve NEVER seen this. Since when do ticks prey on anything other than warm blooded mammals? NEVER. So, then WTF?

Where are the American Blade Runners?

@FrauHodl I hear you but I guess I am still wanting to believe in the one who I held up as an idol. It makes sad. Sorry but I am human that way. Please explain it to me like I were 5 yrs old. It hurts…

@FrauHodl Frau, that Hoeg connection is so very tenuous. (Silly!) I can’t stop loving you-know-who without better intel. (But I love you, too) ❤️

The Høeg Question: FDA Outrage, Family Background, and the Missing Transparency As outrage builds over the firing of FDA’s Dr. Tracy Beth Høeg, one overlooked angle deserves a sober look: not as an accusation, but as a question of transparency. Public physician directories list her as Tracy Beth Prachthauser Hoeg or Tracy Beth (Prachthauser) Hoeg, pointing to Prachthauser as her birth or maiden name. That name leads back to Wisconsin. Attorney Don C. Prachthauser, a Milwaukee-born personal-injury lawyer associated with the Wisconsin legal world, is publicly described as married to Joan Marie and as having two daughters, Emily and Tracy. This appears to place Høeg in a Wisconsin professional-family background before her later career in medicine, epidemiology, Denmark, UC Davis, and ultimately the FDA. But the more immediate public-interest question concerns her household’s proximity to high-stakes oncology medicine. Høeg’s husband, Dr. Rasmus Tetens Hoeg, is listed by UC Davis Health as an Associate Professor at UC Davis Comprehensive Cancer Center in Sacramento. His specialties include bone marrow transplant, stem-cell transplant, malignant hematology, internal medicine, chemotherapy, and immunotherapy. UC Davis describes his clinical and research work as focused on blood cancers and improving outcomes after allogeneic stem-cell transplantation. In 2025, Rasmus Hoeg appeared as a co-author on a multicenter study of high-dose chemotherapy regimens for refractory or recurrent germ-cell tumors, published in ESMO Open. A conference/abstract version appeared earlier under the title “Multicenter analysis of high-dose chemotherapy (HDCT) regimens for recurrent germ cell tumors (GCTs).” None of this proves wrongdoing. A spouse working in academic oncology does not automatically create improper influence, and a family background in law does not prove political or regulatory conflict. But it does raise a legitimate transparency question: While Tracy Beth Høeg was leading FDA’s drug center, what ethics screens, recusals, or conflict-of-interest safeguards were in place for matters involving oncology drugs, chemotherapy, immunotherapy, stem-cell transplantation, bone-marrow transplant, cell therapy, or related cancer-drug approvals? That is the issue. The public does not need selective outrage. It needs disclosure. In a moment when FDA leadership is being reshuffled under intense political and public scrutiny, transparency around household, institutional, and professional conflicts should be standard — especially when the agency’s decisions affect billion-dollar drug markets and patients facing life-or-death treatment choices.

Last week, I realized that I have been trusting and loving all the wrong people. It’s been making me have the most intractable insomnia. I fell for all of it from these folks. Now, I trust nobody. God please help me have better discernment in the future. 🙏

@emanSoub740074 Isn’t this the saddest image you could ever imagine? Yes. 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

@FearlessFriends x.com/i/status/20553…

No vax. No way. No matter what they say. #JustSayNo.

@CountryBoy7476 It’s ok darling. I am still angry but slowly getting less angry as I read all the posts replying to our posts. Thank you @CountryBoy7476 ❤️

@CountryBoy7476 Let me tell you what. (I’m very angry right now Country Boy, but not at you at all-ok?) Listen here. If this “tick” infestation b.s. reaches metro Miami, I will relentlessly pursue our: Miami-Dade Co. Commissioners; City of Miami elected officials and anybody else involved.

The 2026 tick >keeps encroaching into U.S. states which have NEVER seen this. Case: FL Everglades pythons found covered in ticks. Really? Lifelong Floridian here-I’ve NEVER seen this. Since when do ticks prey on anything other than warm blooded mammals? NEVER. So, then WTF?

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@J_Dette Dammit all to hell. Yes. I did not want to acknowledge this crazy tick infestation was really happening. Shame on me. It has now reached my home state of Florida and so help me God I will kick the asses of those responsible.

@FearlessFriends No I haven't but I'm not surprised by anything anymore.

@CountryBoy7476 have you ever seen freakin pythons or other reptiles/amphibians covered with “ticks?” NEVER. I go out to Shark Valley in the ‘Glades all the time. So what is this b.s. “tick plague” all about? I’m pissed. Get out of Florida you bioterrorists! Go on Git!

@miriwood @Melissa4NH They can’t get enough true members so they sold out for the $$$ and notoriety.

@Melissa4NH I can't believe Fitness continues to survive.

Planet Fitness in Concord just did it again! A woman walked into the women’s locker room and saw a man right near the showers. She reported it, scared for her safety…and what did they do? Revoked her membership, called her ‘transphobic,’ and had the police called on her! This is outrageous. Planet Fitness puts ideology over women’s privacy and safety. Enough! As your next Congresswoman, I’ll fight to protect real women and girls in our spaces. No more putting men in women’s locker rooms. Join me! Women and girls deserve better! 👉 melissabailey4nh.com/landingpage #nhpolitics #protectgirlsspaces #protectwomensspaces #election2026 @Riley_Gaines_