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Forced Treatment of

Chemotherapy

Opposing Sides
Emancipation:

Enslavement:

Children and families do not want to go through


the chemotherapy process, because they say it
is poisoning their bodies.

The government is forcing families to put their


children through chemotherapy. They will court
order them or take legal custody of the child and
put them on chemo themselves.

Trends
As the video notes, Cassandra was so against poisoning her body with chemo
that she ran away from home in order to discontinue treatment. But the State
maneuvered to take custody away from her mother on that basis, only to force
Cassandra back into chemotherapy and the courts upheld that decision.
#justiceforCassandra

Report
The growth in knowledge of cancer biology has led to remarkable progress in cancer early
detection, treatment and prevention in recent years.

Marketing Materials
A teen that was forced to undergo chemotherapy by the state says that after all
that, her cancer has returned. The state had argued that the treatment would give
her an 85 percent chance of survival. "Here is my `85% chance' of life after
chemo," she wrote in her Facebook post. "Unfortunately I didn't make the 85%, I
fell into the 15%." Callender and her mother initially refused the chemotherapy,
saying they wanted to explore more natural alternative treatments.

Vocabulary
Emancipation

Citations
http://wtnh.com/2015/01/10/teen-opens-up-about-forced-chemotherapy-death/
http://truthstreammedia.com/2015/01/09/government-is-forcing-deadly-chemotreatments-on-children/
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2927383/

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