My friend, was diagnosed with lung cancer almost one year to the day after being diagnosed with kidney cancer and having the affected kidney removed. I'm feeling positive about her though.
The thing is, she has to travel through the U.S. then the Canadian border to get her treatments or have testing done, and the Canadian then U.S. border to get home (four borders, round trip). Whenever she gets a radiation or chemo treatment the U.S. border goes on high alert. They pick up on either the radiation or the chemo each and every time...and each and every time she gets hauled into the office to provide proof she is taking cancer treatments. She has even gotten out of the car and walked across the border to be picked up on the other side, and the bells and whistles still go off.
The obvious conclusion is that each and every one of us driving or walking through the U.S. border somehow get zapped with something to get scanned. This scan must be very powerful to get through the metal and steel surrounding a car.
She has never been stopped going through the Canadian border. They apparently don't zap their travellers
We already know that too many x-rays aren't healthy. A scan that can penetrate metal and steel and determine what's inside our bodies surely can't be healthy either.
Some of us cross the border several times a week, some a few times a day, and are being zapped with something in the process. What is this constant scanning (or whatever it is) doing to us? Can't be good.
Hell, for all I know the years of daily zapping is what caused her cancers in the first place.
Any thoughts about what this might be? |
