@Stevencrusader

ferring make a poison degarelix its in me eating me alive dr david jw kim md frcpc at kelowna cancer hospital lied to me so i would take it life destryed.

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Gauci Reports
@GauciReportsOct 16
Nailed it 🤣
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Vancity Vice
@VanCityViceOct 13
The NDP are very sick people, they left this eldery man crawling all over the city with a makeshift walker for years. Since he is a not a VIP junkie he gets nothing Vancouver. BC
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William Makis
@MakisMedicineOct 13
VIDEO - Oncologists lie about everything Not just repurposed drugs: Ivermectin, Mebendazole and Fenbendazole They will lie about absolutely everything. So be careful out there! Always question what you’re being told!
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Have you ever gone to someone for help and immediately remembered why you stopped going to them for help? yes. I have a doctor. MyBodyIsTryingToKillMe.com

ALT Have you ever gone to someone for help and immediately remembered why you stopped going to them for help? yes. I have a doctor. MyBodyIsTryingToKillMe.com

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William Makis
@MakisMedicineSep 29
Cancer care in Canada 🇨🇦 is some of the worst in the world...I wish it wasn't so.
Komrade Rose says #CarneyMustGo🇨🇦@RoseAlberta1Sep 28
Replying to @Vern_76
I personally know someone that that protocol cured. Out of five close relatives or friends, three passed very quickly with Canadian “care”, one used Makis protocol (in remission), another went to the States (in remission).
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Sonablate Corp.
@SonablateCorpSep 27
Treating prostate cancer is about more than what happens during the procedure. It’s also about the life a person wants to live afterward. In this Stay in the Game clip, Dr. Cordell Nwokeji (Premier Urology, PLLC) explains why cancer control and quality of life both matter when considering treatment. He shares how that perspective led him to become involved with HIFU. If you or someone you know is exploring treatment options, talk with a doctor about how each option may affect your health and life afterward. #ProstateCancerAwareness #ProstateCancer #PatientFocusedCare #MensHealth #ProstateHealth #FocalTherapy #HIFU #SonablateHIFU
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⚠️#darkhumor⚠️
WikiHow How to cure your chronic illness [pic of woman sick in bed] 1.Pass Away

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black t-shirt printed with white text that reads "DOCTOR TRANSLATIONS" at the top. Beneath the heading is a list of five phrases in speech bubbles with arrow points, each followed by an arrow pointing to a translation: A pink speech bubble reading "'INTERESTING'" pointing to "I WON'T BE HELPING" A yellow speech bubble reading "'YOU'RE VERY SELF-AWARE'" pointing to "STOP TALKING" A purple speech bubble reading "'THAT'S UNUSUAL'" pointing to "NOT MY PROBLEM" A green speech bubble reading "'IT'S PROBABLY ANXIETY'" pointing to "CASE CLOSED" A red speech bubble reading "'LET'S MONITOR IT'" pointing to "GOODBYE FOREVER" A red banner along the bottom displays white text with website URLs: etsy.com/shop/ChronicIllnessTees redbubble.com/people/ChronicIllnessT

ALT black t-shirt printed with white text that reads "DOCTOR TRANSLATIONS" at the top. Beneath the heading is a list of five phrases in speech bubbles with arrow points, each followed by an arrow pointing to a translation: A pink speech bubble reading "'INTERESTING'" pointing to "I WON'T BE HELPING" A yellow speech bubble reading "'YOU'RE VERY SELF-AWARE'" pointing to "STOP TALKING" A purple speech bubble reading "'THAT'S UNUSUAL'" pointing to "NOT MY PROBLEM" A green speech bubble reading "'IT'S PROBABLY ANXIETY'" pointing to "CASE CLOSED" A red speech bubble reading "'LET'S MONITOR IT'" pointing to "GOODBYE FOREVER" A red banner along the bottom displays white text with website URLs: etsy.com/shop/ChronicIllnessTees redbubble.com/people/ChronicIllnessT

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This misinformation about MAID is disgusting. My dad, dying of cancer, applied for MAID to avoid a terrible death. 2 days before his appt he took bad a turn and was unable to communicate so he was NOT able to consent. He died a terrible death. So SHUT UP with your lies you ghouls
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My darkest fantasy is collapsing in public & being rushed to the hospital, where they take me seriously, run every test imaginable, & finally discover it's one simple, fixable issue. It turns out everything wrong with me comes down to 1 small deficiency that can be fixed easily.
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Shelly
@ShellyUrquhartSep 22
Would be a shame if these started popping up around town. @dsimieritsch
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Mark Roseman
@markrosemanSep 22
A reminder that in the 2024 election campaign, the NDP used this made-up number (an intentionally guarded estimate) and falsely claimed that 88% of BC was connected to primary care. By explicitly citing Doctors of BC, NDP gained credibility for their lie. DoBC did not object.
Mark Roseman
@markrosemanSep 18
A bit disturbing that BC Family Doctors (part of Doctors of BC) says in a very recent media release that "More than 700,000" don't have a family doctor. According to most recent actual stats (from budget estimates a few months ago; see Hansard), the actual number is 1.3 million. While 700k is technically less than 1.3m, it's a bit misleading to see that number in their releases. Does not scream credibility. Nor does parroting Dave Eby's "one million attached!" while ignoring those unattached. bcfamilydocs.ca/ubcm-2026-pr…

Open the Doors to Primary Care | BC Family Doctors

Cities and towns in our province are growing - but our healthcare infrastructure isn't keeping pace. More than 700,000 of almost 5.7 million British Columbians don't have a family doctor. The 1000+...

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Kelsi Sheren
@KelsisherenSep 22
Doctors in Canada go around acting like the can do whatever they want without consequences @DeanAllisonMP is showing the world, that stops now.
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LifeNews.com
@LifeNewsHQSep 22
Kristin Logan had stage 4 ovarian cancer. While she was desperately trying to get care, Canada gave her a brochure on assisted suicide instead. Doctors said that was her only option. Kristin said no. She went to Texas to get chemo and surgery, and she's doing great now!
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Kirsten Hanke, a 30 year old Canadian woman broke her ankle on her front step. A week later she was dead. That’s socialist healthcare. Kirsten was dumped by a Saskatoon hospital, her surgery date disappeared, she was dumped again, and blood clots from an untreated break likely killed her while she waited in line. Her family demands answers while the regime is ‘investigating’ itself. Many Canadians brag that our system is ‘better’ because we don’t get a bill like Americans do. Congrats. We don’t pay at the counter. Instead we pay with our lives.
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The Hidden Costs of Living with a Chronic IllnessCRPS AwarenessActivityMinimum Recovery TimeGoing out for a walk1 DayCleaning your bedroom6 HoursCooking a meal2–3 HoursDoing laundry4 HoursMedical paperwork / insurance calls8 HoursHaving visitors1–2 DaysRunning errands2 DaysGoing out with friends4 DaysAttending a doctor's appointment1 DayTaking public transport1 DayShowering or washing your hair1–2 HoursAttending a social event2–5 DaysGrocery shoppingUnpredictableEmotional stress or a flare-upUnpredictable'Not sleeping wellFull-body impact for several daysTrying to "act normal"Mentally and physically drainingEnergy isn't just about effort—it's about recovery. Every small task has a cost.This is what life with Lupus and other chronic illnesses can really look like.Raising awareness. Empowering warriors. Advocating for change.

ALT The Hidden Costs of Living with a Chronic IllnessCRPS AwarenessActivityMinimum Recovery TimeGoing out for a walk1 DayCleaning your bedroom6 HoursCooking a meal2–3 HoursDoing laundry4 HoursMedical paperwork / insurance calls8 HoursHaving visitors1–2 DaysRunning errands2 DaysGoing out with friends4 DaysAttending a doctor's appointment1 DayTaking public transport1 DayShowering or washing your hair1–2 HoursAttending a social event2–5 DaysGrocery shoppingUnpredictableEmotional stress or a flare-upUnpredictable'Not sleeping wellFull-body impact for several daysTrying to "act normal"Mentally and physically drainingEnergy isn't just about effort—it's about recovery. Every small task has a cost.This is what life with Lupus and other chronic illnesses can really look like.Raising awareness. Empowering warriors. Advocating for change.

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Stephen Green retweeted
Parental Alienation@PAcumbriaSep 19
Gaslighting works like this. They do something cruel. Your nervous system reacts. They blame you for reacting. And when you try to address what they actually did, suddenly that conversation is never available.
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Stephen Green@StevencrusaderAug 18
Replying to @BlueCure
until there are drugs that don't course brain damage ,getting you psa chequed is pointless, all the treatments for prostate cancer destroy quality of life and are not reversible ,oncologists lie my last 5 yrs have been a living hell due to this and lying oncologists
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Stephen Green@StevencrusaderAug 18
Replying to @GabeCanales
prostate cancer is 100% less painful and less life changing than having any treatment as they will all destroy your quality of life ,if you don't want heart attacks strokes or brain damage to go with your cancer ,then don't do treatment there not reversible and destroy your life
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