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Imagine knowing that your future could change in an instant. Nicole Sedore is living with an inoperable brain aneurysm that could rupture at any time, with potentially fatal consequences. But the suffering doesn’t stop with Nicole. Her children live with the terrifying uncertainty that their mother could suddenly die....

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Thank you again @DeanAllisonMP! We put into our public record yesterday here in Butte County CA.

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Lots of people have aneurysms The only difference is she has decided hers is due to the vax Why?

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