Hernia/100 PER DAY of flu?

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Dear , I am so sorry my post frightened you. Please don't feel sick about it. People die of abscessed teeth, ear infections, all sorts of simple things that turn bad. If a hernia strangulates and infects, yes it's possible, but Tony isn't like them - his protocol for cancer works for general health too. Don't be afraid - the point of that sentence in the article shows that few people die of a strangulated hernia.In over half a century, I know 3 people who have had hernias but I know of NONE who died from it, and you had never even heard of it, so it's not that common.The point was that we all know people who have had the flu, and I don't mean those who turn up to work with a cold and SAY they have the flu (for sympathy perhaps!) yet there are not many of us who know anyone who died of flu.Truly, Tony will be

fine, he has so much more knowledge than Joe Average, and there are many people who regularly pray for everyone on this list. Much love, Mara--- On Thu, 5/14/09, May <luellamay129 wrote: May <luellamay129 Re: 100 die PER DAY in the USA of flu?oleander soup Date: Thursday, May 14, 2009, 9:31 AM

 

Mara,

People die from hernias? Guess now I need to do research. I have been incredibly worried about this and with that one statement I have a sick feeling at the pit of my stomach.

Hugs,

 

oleander soup, Maracuja <howdurdago@. ..> wrote:>> > > Not likely - otherwise the public would be noticing it! > More people die of hernias and peptic ulcers than flu! (Tony - please look after that hernia!)> > This is such an excellent article and it shows the CDC (and other organisations) up to be the biggest tellers of porkies - anything to feed the fear and keep the dollars rolling in. > > Purveyors of terminological inexactitudes was the polite term that I think Sir Winston Churchill used.> Mara > > http://online. wsj.com/article/ SB12421772414591 3411.html# mod=rss_US_ News>