Posted on 04/12/2009 7:30:10 PM PDT by Islander7
The biggest thing standing between a Muslim woman’s life and death is a tenacious Vancleave soldier on Iraqi soil.
Shadia, a 30-year-old with a sweet smile and sparkly personality, searches women before allowing them entrance to the Abu Ghraib warehouse, where Col. Thomas Bruce Cain is the site commander. Her last name can’t be revealed, nor photographs shown, for fear of persecution by others not appreciative of an American presence in their country, Cain said.
A tumor is pressing on Shadia’s brain and Iraqi doctors can’t do the surgery that could save her life. Cain couldn’t watch her die, so he became a one-man ministry, determined to find someone to not just help her, but help her for free.
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They discovered a tumor, about the size of a quarter of her brain, which she’d suffered with it for about six years. The tumor is crushing her optic nerve, causing blindness in one eye. She’s now losing sight in the other, Cain said. They discovered a tumor, about the size of a quarter of her brain, which she’d suffered with it for about six years. The tumor is crushing her optic nerve, causing blindness in one eye. She’s now losing sight in the other, Cain said.
Ancient Egyptians believed a true statement reitereated twice, made it twice as true. If repeated thrice, it was three times as true.
Seems like it should start growing geometrically or something like that. Repeated thrice should be something like 400% true. give or take.
This is the side of the story that the MSM all too often omits.
The Egyptians were a Bronze Age society, and contrary to popular misconception, they weren't very sophisticated mathematically.
That's because it would make our military look good and they CAN'T have that!
What a Blessing Thomas and Deedy Cain are to this Iraqi woman!!
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