I learned this weekend that my 46 year old niece died of Glioblastoma last November. I don't know exactly when she was diagnosed -- sometime "early" last year. I don't know if she was vaxxed, but I suspect she was. My family of origin is VERY liberal and the next generation has followed in their footsteps.

I always had a special place in my heart for her and it feels like she was collateral damage from a war against the non elites of this world.

The disease is rare and rarer still for a woman at the bottom end of the age range for this illness. She was generally healthy and as far as I know, not exposed to radiation or other know triggers for the disease.

She was not perfect, but she certainly did not deserve this kind of end to her life here. Here children are just barely grown.

I know too many on this board have had their own experiences with loved ones dying of "rare" cancers -- thanks for listening.