#NWBO $NWBO #DCVaxforBraelyn Let’s Call a Spade a Spade We are up against practically unbeatable opponents. They have deep pockets, power and influence, media attention, and a tight leash on the narrative. We are playing a deadly game of cards against people that (allegedly) don’t play by the rules. It’s not a coincidence that we’ve demonstrated clinically and statistically significant outcomes, yet nobody has heard of us. It’s not a coincidence that a large pharmaceutical company gets showered with adoration, praise, attention, and funding for a treatment that doesn’t even hold a candle to ours. It’s not a coincidence that we can literally be trending on this platform, and yet our posts garner only a few clicks or ‘likes’ in comparison. It’s not a coincidence that certain people block us when we challenge their agenda of searching for more brain cancer research when a perfectly adequate therapy sits right in their lap. It’s not a coincidence that certain posters come out of the wood work and attack any positive news there with cheap shots and half-answers to any challenge to their opinion. It’s not a coincidence that we have waited so long for something that is, pun intended, a no-brainer. But poker isn’t just playing the cards you’re dealt; it’s playing your opponent too. So what do you do when the other players seem to have all the chips stacked against you? You play smart. You play carefully. Every hand matters. And sometimes you have to know when to hold, wait for the river, and have your opponent think that they have you beat before you go all in. I know what cards I hold, and I know I have the winning hand. Soon enough, everyone else will know as well. It takes unfathomable fortitude not to fold when your opponent keeps hammering you over, and over, and over again. “They” have control of the narrative… until they don’t. Patients are living longer, their families are getting louder, governments are noticing officially, and it won’t be long until the chips are all ours. They’ve spent years convincing us that we’re a losing hand. I didn’t stay at the table because I was afraid to fold. I stayed because I believe in the cards I’m holding. Let them come. Let them bluff. Let them believe they’ve won. I’m all in; are you?