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[LyteHouse @Lyte_House]

@TRobinsonNewEra This will become one of the most important and symbolic photographs of the 21st century.

A white European, who has committed his life to saving and protecting the lives of his fellow countrymen, set on fire by a horde of immigrant invaders, while his city burns behind him.

[Coach Cam @coachcamx]

REMEMBER THIS FACE before you vote for Democrats.

[Tomcomp7156 @tomcomp7156]

@kshaughnessy2 @andrewcaravello @DrMarcSiegel When was this originally published? Has the DCVax before PD-1 reached median overall survival yet?

[Claire Dwoskin @ClaireDwoskin]

Please share @HollensbeAmanda 's #DCVaxL miraculous story of this life saving brain tumor treatment. DC Vax L, developed by @NorthwestBio has been pioneering personalized immune therapies for cancer that use the patient's own cells to treat their cancers with almost no side effects. 16 types treated so far. @SecKennedy @DrOz

[Amanda Hollensbe (Braelyn’s Mom) @HollensbeAmanda]

Come inside with us. ❤️

A few days ago, I shared the outside of the Advent Bioservices $NWBO facility in Sawston, England—the place where Braelyn’s personalized DCVax-L vaccine was made.

Today, I want to take you through those doors.

After everything it took to get here—brain surgery, preserving and shipping Braelyn’s tumor tissue, leukapheresis and months of waiting—it was surreal to stand inside the place where her own tumor tissue and immune cells were transformed into a vaccine made specifically for HER.

But what touched me most were the people behind the science.

Next, I’ll introduce you to some of the scientists who actually worked with Braelyn’s tumor tissue and immune cells—and show you how this personalized vaccine was made.

Behind every batch number is a person, a family, and hope for the future. ❤️

#DCVaxForBraelyn #Glioblastoma #BrainCancer

[kristen shaughnessy @kshaughnessy2]

$NWBO

“I would go to the ends of the earth to save my daughter.

And what I discovered is there are innovative treatment options out there, but unfortunately families aren’t told about them…”
- @HollensbeAmanda

Below is Video #2
We are reposting these because so many more people are just hearing about @HollensbeBrae’s story.

@UCLAHealth @UCLAStrokeNSG @SpimacoAddwaeih @MHRAgovuk @UKParliament

[kristen shaughnessy @kshaughnessy2]

$NWBO
A BIG Thank You from the Hollensbe’s as they celebrate the words they received from
Dr. Linda Liau and her team at @UCLAStrokeNSG

“NO EVIDENCE OF DISEASE”

This is just weeks after Braelyn received her 4th dose of
DCVax-L, a promising non-toxic glioblastoma treatment she has to travel to London for.

Braelyn has a suggestion for @NorthwestBio’s theme song -
“I’m Alive” (reprise) by @JackTWolfe.

Video #17 of @HollensbeBrae story - watch her celebrate!

Go Fund Me Info in comments

Full video thread below 👇
@HollensbeAmanda @BenHollensbe @andrewcaravello @SpimacoAddwaeih @MHRAgovuk @ThomasOwenMcCa1 @LisainNJUSA

[Amanda Hollensbe (Braelyn’s Mom) @HollensbeAmanda]

I want to add some context to Braelyn’s MRI images that more than 145,000 people have now seen.

Because when you understand what was happening inside her brain only months ago, her latest MRI becomes even more remarkable.

The image on the left is Braelyn’s brain from February this year.

Her tumor had become enormous. When we first connected with Dr. Linda Liau at UCLA—with Thomas McCaffrey’s help—Braelyn already had an 11 mm midline shift from the pressure the tumor was creating.

Dr. Liau and the UCLA tumor board reviewed her MRI, and during our first Zoom appointment she told us:

Braelyn needed surgery. Immediately.

That may sound obvious looking at this image.

But before reaching UCLA, I had contacted surgeons in the Southeast desperately trying to find someone willing to operate on my daughter.

Three surgeons turned her down.

Her case was considered too complicated and too risky. The options being offered to us were chemotherapy and photon radiation.

And I was angry.

My daughter’s brain was being overtaken by an extraordinarily aggressive tumor, and I felt like everyone was giving up on her when what she desperately needed was someone willing to try.

By the time we made it to UCLA just a couple of weeks later, despite high-dose steroids, that 11 mm midline shift had progressed to 20 mm.

The pressure had become so extreme that her brain was starting to herniate outward through the opening from her previous craniectomy.

In a strange twist, that opening may have saved her life by providing somewhere for her swelling brain to go.

Now look at the image beside it.

That is Braelyn’s most recent MRI from August.

No giant mass.

No 20 mm shift.

And after reviewing the images, Dr. Liau and the UCLA tumor board told us they could see no tumor tissue—including the residual tumor that had intentionally been left behind during surgery because of its proximity to critical structures.

This is why her latest MRI means so much to us.

This wasn’t a small, slow-growing tumor.

We watched this monster create an 11 mm shift that progressed to 20 mm in a matter of weeks.

We know one MRI isn’t the end of this story. Braelyn will continue treatment, and we’ll keep watching every scan.

But I will never forget looking at that first MRI.

It took our breath away.

It was terrifying. It felt like being kicked in the gut. I looked at my daughter’s brain being pushed so dramatically to one side and wondered how we were going to get her through this.

And then, only months later, we looked at the MRI beside it.

That one took our breath away, too.

But for an entirely different reason - relief and gratitude.

Same daughter. Same brain. Two images I will never forget for completely different reasons.

When you understand where she was…

you understand why this MRI feels so extraordinary. ❤️🙏

And I will forever be grateful to the surgeon who looked at a case others considered too risky and said:

She needs surgery.

Thank you, Dr. Liau. ❤️
#DCvaxForBraelyn
$NWBO

[Tomcomp7156 @tomcomp7156]

@RnaudBertrand My guess would be that it is more likely that huawei copied apple, and simply executed faster.

[Tomcomp7156 @tomcomp7156]

@NiohBerg It could be there is more willingness to consider this because it is feared that if the current pressure on the regime fails, then when it feels more secure it will begin rounding up all those guilty of not enthusiastically supporting the regime. So massacre is coming regardless.

[Siaxares 🇮🇷 🇺🇸 @siaxares]

The Islamic Republic came to New York to show itself as a victim. A massacre survivor stood up and ruined the costume.

UN Watch put Daniyal Eyvazi at the microphone. He was not a diplomat. He was a man the regime shot in January while he tried to help a wounded protester. He said what the Islamists will never say: tens of thousands murdered, children to the elderly, a crime against humanity. He was on the ground. He is not “raising concern.” He is the concern.

That is the real contrast of this week. Tehran cries wolf about American and Israeli strikes and asks the world to pity a government that emptied magazines into its own streets. The war they want you to see is the one on their borders. The war they hide is the one they wage on Iranians.

Eyvazi cut through the charade in a few sentences. Iranians are not at war with Americans or Israelis. The regime’s death cult is not the nation. The demand is not another memorandum. It is fundamental change. And he named the transition the streets have already named: Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi, the symbol of a path out of the Islamic Republic toward a free, secular, democratic Iran.

Watch what happened the second Pahlavi's name was spoken. The Islamic Republic’s delegation lunged for a point of order as "provocative" and "insulting". That is fear. A regime that massacred its way through January is still more afraid of one living Pahlavi than of another UN statement.

The chair let him finish. Good. A wounded Iranian sat with the record, named the alternative, and the butchers tried to cut the mic. History will not have trouble telling those two performances apart.

Stand with the people who were shot and don't shake hands with the people who pulled the trigger.

[Tomcomp7156 @tomcomp7156]

@JudiciaryGOP Where is MADD? Have they said anything about this ? Or are they just a bunch of frauds?

[Tomcomp7156 @tomcomp7156]

@pammirama @HollensbeAmanda @andrewcaravello @kshaughnessy2 What 'til people look into it a little and discover it isn't just one kid. 🙂

[Tomcomp7156 @tomcomp7156]

@cecyliastalina What, you can't post this woman's name? Is she still alive and making videos?

[Tomcomp7156 @tomcomp7156]

@gamu0514 And where's the red carpet and honor guard?

[Tomcomp7156 @tomcomp7156]

No to covid and flu. Yes to shingles vaccine (andi t is NOT an mRNA vaccine as some have claimed in responses here). My Mom had a neighbor who developed shingles. It went down into throat and everywhere and eventually killed him. Also can cause blindness and severe pain that never goes away due to nerve damage.

[Tomcomp7156 @tomcomp7156]

The part about iran's longest range ballistic missles having a max range of about 2000 km conflicts with the two missiles fired towards Diego Garcia a few months ago which appeared to be two stage missles with a range of up to 4000 km. I remember when this occurred because the range was an alarming surprise.

[Tomcomp7156 @tomcomp7156]

@Rasmussen_Poll @PatriotMarkCook @ParikhClay As soon as someone tells me that it is impossible for unauthorized software to run, I conclude they are either dishonest or ignorant. Their product MAY be more secure than dominion, but I don't think that is a very high standard. Read google project zero reports to begin to see.

[Tomcomp7156 @tomcomp7156]

@nicksortor We are beset by traitors whose oath of allegiance to the constitution means nothing to them.

[Jason D. Meister 🇺🇸 @jason_meister]

Wake up, New York. The hour is later than you think. 🗽 🇺🇸