Surgeon catches CANCER from patient in first-of-its-kind case

Daily Mail UK ^ | January 02, 2025 | ALEXA LARDIERI

[HYPOCRACY]

Vaxx

[dfwgator]

Broccoli kills cancer! A lot of people don’t know that; it’s not out yet. It’s true. You find out you got some cancer...(click) get yourself a bowl of broccoli. That’ll wipe it right out in a day or two.

Cauliflower too; cauliflower kills the really big cancers. The ones you can see through clothing from across the street. Broccoli kills the little ones. The ones that are slowly eating you away from inside while your goofy, half-educated doctor keeps telling you, “You’re doing fine, Jim.”

In fact, bring your doctor a bowl of broccoli. He’s probably got cancer too. Probably picked it up from you.

-George Carlin

[chuckb87]

Vaccinated.

[ConservativeMind]

More on this, here:

https://freerepublic.com/focus/f-chat/4287794/posts

[Flaming Conservative]

Well, that’s just absurd! Everyone knows it’s KALE that kills cancer!

[dfwgator]

Well, that’s just absurd! Everyone knows it’s KALE that kills cancer!

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Probably because you end up pooping it out. I eat Kale, and I know I’ll be spending the next few hours on the toilet.

[Vaduz]

The doctor performing the procedure accidentally cut his hand.

Sounds like he was Rodney Dangerfield’s doctor Benny Boom Bah.

[blackdog]

A new Fauci-Project, for sure!

[Robert DeLong]

Two years after the surgeon had his own tumor removed, there were no signs the cancer had spread or returned.

For those looking for this information. 🙂👍

[Allegra]

This lead the medical team who treated him to conclude he had caught the cancer when tumor cells entered the cut on his hand.

{sigh…}

[Antihero101607]

Was it cancer or The Thing?

[subterfuge]

Cauliflower? I’ll just go ahead and take my chances with the cancer!

[Skywise]

Yeah - I don’t think so.

Cancer is a genetic disease where the cells are mutated and the immune system doesn’t recognize it as harmful because they look genetically “correct”.

Unless the patient and the doctor were genetically related those cells should not have been able to survive in the doc- let alone thrive.

[caddie]

They should be able to prove or disprove that the tumor was transplanted.

It is possible that it was.

[TexasGator]

Just curious. Where did you get your medical degree?

[SaveFerris]

Oops 😬

[linMcHlp]

cause of inflamation - transferred?

[Skywise]

Just curious why you blindingly accept “medical expertise”?

Have you had your Covid booster today?

[Skywise]

They claim the DNA of the tumor on the doc matched the patient.