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Big step forward 🙏 White cells up from 1.2 → 8.65. Hyperbaric, fasting & strict discipline are helping. Still struggling with radiation ☢️… but doing it. One session at a time. Grateful. Ready. MSC Golf Day next ⛳️ No Retreat. No Surrender 💪

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