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HELP WANTED IN IRELAND 16 Dec 2016 12:06 #54238

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Dear All,

I am reaching out for help for my aunty who lives on the south east coast of Ireland. She has recently been diagnosed with face cancer and has been told she has 12 weeks to live. Is there anyone here that lives in Ireland that can help her get on a protocol?
Unfortunately I am on the other side of the world. I have family going to see her who have no experience with MMS. I have been taking MMS on and off for years so don't need convincing of its benefits.

Hopefully someone can help because this is not her time to go.

Many Thanks

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