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@SkyVirginSon AMEN!

Don’t scroll past this today, this message is for you. Comment “Amen” if you believe Jesus Christ is the Way, the Truth, and the Life! ✝️

BREAKING NEWS: A New Florida Cancer Center is being named. Options include: Makis Cancer Center Makis Cancer Clinic Makis Cancer Institute Makis Cancer & Wellness Makis Medical Center Makis Health Institute What's your preferred name? 😃 Please feel free to make suggestions. I'm hoping quite a few Big Pharma folks are going to be upset by this post, maybe even spit out their morning coffee! 😂 Let's have some fun!! 😉

@MakisMedicine Makis Cancer Healing Center/Institute!!!

Back in hospital for my PET scan. It’s hard to believe it’s coming up to four years since my Stage 4 metastatic breast cancer diagnosis and these moments never get any easier. Living with cancer often means living from scan to scan and hoping beyond hope that the treatment is still working. It can be a strange space to exist, trying to live a full life while carrying that constant weight of uncertainty in the background. I’d really appreciate any positive vibes, good thoughts and wishes today! Thank you 🩷

@sophieRblake Sophie, please look into ivermectin and menbendazole. Encouraging study on @NicHulscher ‘s X page. In the meantime, prayers and blessings!

@SoldiersWhisper Oh Christine, I am so very sorry for your loss! I lost my 29 yo son 18 days ago and I hope that God will carry me through my grief. God bless you and God bless your husband’s beautiful and courageous soul!

“I lost my Husband on December 22nd, 2024. He was a Vietnam Veteran and had many health problems due to Agent Orange. The last thing he was diagnosed with was MDS Syndrome. It has to do with a Blood Cancer. He only lived a month after that diagnosis but also had a Gallbladder infection. He ended up being on a ventilator for 72 hours and when they couldn't take him off and his Kidneys failed. Myself and our 4 Sons made the hardest decision of our lives to take him off and let Him go. He lived for 8 minutes after they took Him off the respirator. We were Married for 53 years and 7 months and 7 days. We would've been celebrating our 54th Anniversary on May 15th. In those years we went through the In Sickness and Health, For Better For Worse, For Richer For Poorer. The Til Death Do Us Part came a lot sooner than I hoped for. We got through these years By the Grace of God and To God Be All the Glory. He was my One and Only, My Soul Mate, and Best Friend, My Sweetheart! All I know is that I will miss Him for the rest of my life.” - Christine #TheVietnamWar #Military #Veterans #AgentOrange

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THE GOLDEN AGE OF MAHA!!!❤️🇺🇸

WHO DID THIS???🤨🤣🤣🤣

🚨 JUST IN: Elon Musk calls for the FedEx driver who just pleaded GUILTY to MURDERING 7-year-old Athena Strand to be “EXECUTED IMMEDIATELY” We need more than that — we need him to be executed PUBLICLY Jurors literally CRIED IN COURT while hearing video of Horner KlLLING Athena following demands she take off her shirt He kiIIed her after she screamed for “momma,” not wanting to take her shirt off This is a real life DEMON. Burn this fcker at the stake.

@NativeAmericn_ Congratulations young man! May God continue to give you the strength each day to remain sober! Keep up the great work and God bless you!

Four years sober and proud.

@MmarianneJoseph God bless your beautiful and courageous soul Andrew Jobes. Your service and sacrifice is appreciated. Rest in peace hero!

Aust soldier Andrew Jones who was killed by an Afghan soldier in insider attack, 30 May 2011. Andrew knew the risks of deployment yet took great pride in his service. On his last leave home in April, he joined Anzac Day events. This is our Anzac legacy. This is our Australia.🇦🇺

May God protect our troops Say Amen🇺🇸

@DavidJHarrisJr What a true American hero and patriot Nick is!!! May God continue to bless him abundantly!!!

In 2013, U.S. Army Green Beret Nick Lavery stepped in front of machine gun fire during an insider attack in Afghanistan, saving a teammate but losing his own leg. The burst shattered his leg and severed his femoral artery, forcing an above-the-knee amputation to save his life. Instead of retiring, Lavery underwent more than 30 surgeries and intense rehabilitation, determined to return to duty. By 2015, he became the first above-the-knee amputee in U.S. military history to return to active combat, later completing elite training courses and continuing his service.

@erfmufn Dylan, please look into ivermectin and menbendazole on @NicHulscher ‘s page. In the meantime, prayers and blessings!!

I am home after 19 harrowing days in hospital where I stopped breathing after surgery and spent 10 days in the ICU. My hair is growing back patchily after chemo made me bald. I feel like I’ve been hit by a truck and can only walk slowly. That was hard but necessary to remove the cancer in my stomach, so I don’t really have a stomach anymore. My weirdest symptom today is “an impending sense of doom” every time I eat. It’s a thing apparently. I hope that goes away before I develop an eating disorder. Anyway I’m so happy to be alive and with my family again! Thanks to everyone for their support and kind words. ❤️