Yeah I agree. Both my grandparents, an uncle and great aunt have blood cancers. They grew up in a small village that experienced what guest is describing on your rural road (everyone coming down sick). Ours is from a cosmetic company that dumped chemicals into the water, along with the largest landfill (incineration usage) in the region on the outskirt of town. I strongly believe that they have contributed to why my family is sick but it wasn't until I learned about my great grandmother's hometown in Italy that put the pieces together. Taranto, Italy (population around 200 thousand) is the 3rd most polluted city in the world producing 92% of Italy's dioxin emissions- 8.8% of all Europe's dioxin combined.. as well as 42% of Italy's benzene production. Between 1994-2005 it saw an increase in blood cancers by 30-40%. They are contributing it to the dioxin which builds up over time and can last up to 11 years in the fatty tissue of those exposed. -Which in the case of pregnancy can be passed to the fetus.. taking the role of what looks like an inherited cancer. Not that I disagree with the idea that it can be genetic.. but yeah.
Hi I'm Jenna and my sister was diagnosed with cancer in 1992,she passed away in 1995 on my 8th birthday, I had given 6 bone marrows in total ,yet this only helped my sister to live an extra 6 months, ,in my eyes this was a brilliant outcome ,I am grateful that my sister Amanda was alive an extra 6 month with my help of a transplant, I am willing to contribute yet another bone marrow transplant if I am a match ,anybody curious could you please contact me,I am totally willing to help ,thanks for reading XxxxxX much love
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j.warwick breeze :-) x
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