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Some users with 1+ year old accounts are sharing the same link a rash of sub-month-old sock accounts were hyping up a month ago. The site contains an amazon affiliate link, facebook link, and telegram link. Three obvious red flags!
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I don't know what exact kind of tumor it is. My mother's here in Texas, her lifelong friend is in another state.
If I get results, it won't be for a long while.
Also, I should note that this could all be for nothing. "Cancer" is a blanket term for many tumor-causing diseases. Fenbendazole reportedly works on SOME, but NOT ALL. I just figured it was worth a shot.
There is an old report that I wished I had read years ago, but by the time we found my mom's it was the size of a baseball in her brain. Look into the drug mebendazole. It is supposed to be more effective than Fenben at brain cancer:
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3158014/
Thanks, I'll look into that.