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Posted On: 05/17/2019 10:30:34 PM
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Here's an example. This was posted just 5 hours ago today. It's a picture of an older lady wearing a "Fu** Cancer" t-shirt. The post reads:
"On 12/26/18, our beautiful, amazing, hilarious, strong, kick ass mother was diagnosed with triple negative breast cancer, a sub type of breast cancer that is the most aggressive.
She started aggressive chemo 9 days later on 1/4/19. There are no words for how brave our mother is and how incredibly proud we are of her.
She is everything I hope to be. Today she completed the first phase of this journey. And she has literally completely kicked this diseases ass. Ladies, get your mammos. Do not skip it.
A routine mammo saved our mother's life. FU cancer."
I simply found this by searching the hashtag #triplenegativebreastcancer and again, it was just posted today. That's a potential patient and the company should be going through these hashtags, finding people like this, and contacting them. These people will love our story! Time to get with the times Cytodyn.
"On 12/26/18, our beautiful, amazing, hilarious, strong, kick ass mother was diagnosed with triple negative breast cancer, a sub type of breast cancer that is the most aggressive.
She started aggressive chemo 9 days later on 1/4/19. There are no words for how brave our mother is and how incredibly proud we are of her.
She is everything I hope to be. Today she completed the first phase of this journey. And she has literally completely kicked this diseases ass. Ladies, get your mammos. Do not skip it.
A routine mammo saved our mother's life. FU cancer."
I simply found this by searching the hashtag #triplenegativebreastcancer and again, it was just posted today. That's a potential patient and the company should be going through these hashtags, finding people like this, and contacting them. These people will love our story! Time to get with the times Cytodyn.
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