Calley Means
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you know she she um she uh was working to be active but was somewhat sedentary um you know probably was overlying on pharmaceuticals i don't know her whole vaccine history she didn't get the covet jab that wasn't available and you know she was on other medications as we talked about just so you're clear it was available in california when your mom was there 271 000 people in california got the job
Are you suggesting my mom got the COVID jab? Callie. Is that what you're saying? Did I say that? Can I ask the question before you try to answer for me? You make a lot of suggestions. What are you saying?
Are you suggesting my mom got the COVID jab? Callie. Is that what you're saying? Did I say that? Can I ask the question before you try to answer for me? You make a lot of suggestions. What are you saying?
Are you suggesting my mom got the COVID jab? Callie. Is that what you're saying? Did I say that? Can I ask the question before you try to answer for me? You make a lot of suggestions. What are you saying?
In Los Angeles. Good. Right? Okay. Good. So my story is that she had a multifactorial issues that are actually hard to pin down of modern society that are attacking her overall mitochondria, her metabolic health.
In Los Angeles. Good. Right? Okay. Good. So my story is that she had a multifactorial issues that are actually hard to pin down of modern society that are attacking her overall mitochondria, her metabolic health.
In Los Angeles. Good. Right? Okay. Good. So my story is that she had a multifactorial issues that are actually hard to pin down of modern society that are attacking her overall mitochondria, her metabolic health.
I think that pancreatic cancer and many forms of cancer are highly tied to our cellular dysregulation and not tied to the absence of some cancer therapy, but a multifactorial complex group of factors. Let me ask you a question.
I think that pancreatic cancer and many forms of cancer are highly tied to our cellular dysregulation and not tied to the absence of some cancer therapy, but a multifactorial complex group of factors. Let me ask you a question.
I think that pancreatic cancer and many forms of cancer are highly tied to our cellular dysregulation and not tied to the absence of some cancer therapy, but a multifactorial complex group of factors. Let me ask you a question.
Very rarely. I do know.
Very rarely. I do know.
Very rarely. I do know.
Um, I think it's becoming more common. So I think pancreatic cancer generally is very deadly because you tell me if this doesn't jive with what your experience is, is that the stage four sneaks up on you very quickly and it does lay dormant for a long time. And then it's known as soon that it appears and then you're out pretty quickly. So I do think that actual, it was pretty quick. Um,
Um, I think it's becoming more common. So I think pancreatic cancer generally is very deadly because you tell me if this doesn't jive with what your experience is, is that the stage four sneaks up on you very quickly and it does lay dormant for a long time. And then it's known as soon that it appears and then you're out pretty quickly. So I do think that actual, it was pretty quick. Um,
Um, I think it's becoming more common. So I think pancreatic cancer generally is very deadly because you tell me if this doesn't jive with what your experience is, is that the stage four sneaks up on you very quickly and it does lay dormant for a long time. And then it's known as soon that it appears and then you're out pretty quickly. So I do think that actual, it was pretty quick. Um,
But I think that pancreatic cancer is particularly tough with that because you basically start learning about it when it's very late, often stage four. So I think that actually is pretty common. And my understanding, Jack, is that pancreatic cancer rates 50 years ago was not really something you ever saw someone with pancreatic cancer. And they are, like many forms of cancer, are increasing a lot.
But I think that pancreatic cancer is particularly tough with that because you basically start learning about it when it's very late, often stage four. So I think that actually is pretty common. And my understanding, Jack, is that pancreatic cancer rates 50 years ago was not really something you ever saw someone with pancreatic cancer. And they are, like many forms of cancer, are increasing a lot.
But I think that pancreatic cancer is particularly tough with that because you basically start learning about it when it's very late, often stage four. So I think that actually is pretty common. And my understanding, Jack, is that pancreatic cancer rates 50 years ago was not really something you ever saw someone with pancreatic cancer. And they are, like many forms of cancer, are increasing a lot.
So while it's rare... I don't know. I'm meeting a lot of people whose parents have died very quickly from pancreatic cancer. I think it is increasing in rate.