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I’m 35 and I may suddenly have lost the rest of my life

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Re: I’m 35 and I may suddenly have lost the rest of my life

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Can't be that easy, right? Has to involve nasty chemicals, radiation and flesh-cutting if it's going to work. Because, erm, that's what the profiteering psychos running this world are saying. Is that the best you're capable of? Have you actually seen people in cancer "treatment"? What about your brain, what are you using it for instead?

Thank you for this amusing reply. You really believe all this :-)

Likewise, the fact that I've been you makes it even more so.

I believe in experience; and our ability and responsibility to draw conclusions from that experience and speak the truth that we see, especially when it's inconvenient.

I believe in the ability and need to have different, peacefully coexisting views and explanations; to stand up for who we are, and accept others for who they are.

I don't believe in blindly trusting authorities while ignoring experience and shaming others into silence to protect the insanity.

Re: I’m 35 and I may suddenly have lost the rest of my life

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Fuck. For what seems like years I occasionally have some bright red blood on the TP and occasionally the toilet is red. I don't know why I never thought to go to a doctor. I figured it was from hemorrhoids or something. Generally though, I don't get sick, unless of course I have been and just ignored it. The last several years I was working to develop a workable "cure" for bipolar (Which it seems I have, but which to…

Can you comment more about the cure for bipolar disorder?

I began writing up a reply for you, but realized the comments might get turned off before I have a chance to post it. You can email me anthony@175g.com if you like. I will post here too when it's ready.
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