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you know it's a little bit over the line of all we're getting here doing. what's kareena sold out of i was destined for successful ballet career a star student at the gun of the academy man dr marion skifield as watch list with only a year to go before graduating to reno started to experience serious health issues go through cheese be a warm. place me included the new waitress just because with each almost missed out all of us people will cover the chill thought we played along put on course was also and also. is the period woman walked in was for. most of our. posts and. it turned out that while kareena was passing her exams disease blood cancer had already taken hold.
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the woman he couldn't make it is sort of bottom up beginning with. the start and. he was telling me at least was that. he wants to. get. his. culture controversial. cish called no more. or something like a stunningly course. we can wish. to thank you for. this increase when it comes. here to share this through i wonder if it's worth the wait. someone gave me to do or did not.
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far too little about life outside her apartment and hospital. connection with the outside world was just before she was jus to attend her 1st day of school. after some. similar. catalyst i took. because that. was because it happened if. you want to go back on us as it. was because i said to me tonight is. that this. is a process and what do you foresee any of it is. to get the course said.
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no i don't actually go to. a specialist in the summer dinner and those things are not my business to set a can are supposed to just give me a role is to be needy a control issue to go. just on a certain issue and. bush wants. to . see how i get as cute as a question that was not just a i'm going to school my feeling and ask question your ticket to say which one you're going to call what i want to do the pledge and but you know the one that. was alibre going to spawn that switched over to 28 years in korea that you can use to put down on what it is actress to nominate such to watch so what the democrats
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are what even though you want to win and i'm going to go support your lap in your lap. which is his justice and then you know. if. it starts with a search for a suitable donor on the russian registry a database of everyone willing to donate bone marrow stem cells potential donors are h.l.a. type that's a special kind of d.n.a. test them they're in the database but after that they wait at any moment their blood or bone marrow might be needed to save a life it could be a week or 10 years from. your local that stupid to do with you 1st meet the search for a nice good of scum. but there was composed more more cautious tooth research. used to get to the force and proceeded to give them total call just took the the national mood against the oil spill it was a more the what's put it that it's a civil. all of us means to pretty do most. of that a lot well russia has
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a population of 140000000 but only 100000 potential bone marrow donors one out of germany's 1x8w9w average just and. you know. the guys who are doing it's thing that gets me a lot of. interest in. steam come to school i think need to understand. this we. have seen it in the adult as something not knowing to been done for. enough noise to. see and. it's time. to search for a donor is a lot like a lot of the numbers on your ticket other d.n.a. code you will go on with and then you have to at least mostly match or ideally
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fully match the donors. you need to find a genetic twin and that means finding one in 10000. while we're here at the stefan marsh foundation which is a charitable nonprofit foundation where the main goal to help leukemia and to more patients and it is named after my brother who had leukemia 983 and was the 1st european to receive an unrelated transplant. unrelated from an unrelated donor out from great britain. suzanne brother stephan died of and foreseen complications but his story inspired a charitable organization that would later become famous for helping leukemia patients. ok we're now in the collection center of. all this stuff for marsh and. in this whole area we are collecting the stem cells of the donors for
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our patients somewhere and in the world. from luxembourg. ridge's to the thing 10 years ago so i was 19 when i decided to. run. it was like. a little more than 2 months ago the 6 so. they call me he said we. have potential patient we might see. a minimum of a little what the impacts on your body instead of the other. food in thankfully nobody ever will miss it for. the. only 2 to do that yeah. there are 2 types of procedure most do
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not simply give blood stem cells to be exact the special medicines administered in advance to stimulate stem cell production then they sit for a few hours one a machine extract the precious stem cells from their blood that's how it is 8 times out of 10 the other procedure is quite rare and the donor has to be brave a bone marrow sample is taken straight from the hip under general anaesthetic. that is one of the main one of the main duties of the main tasks in the foundation in general to promote to promote stem cell go with nation because that's what we need i mean there's every year thousands of. actually falling out of the registry just because they reached the age limit so we constantly in order to keep that many donors on file we need to recruit donors constantly.
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who is. good for you if. you are one. just as it is the big you make use of them to this new vision of all the folks there will be listening to this it's a new form that was traded was that it was actually the biggest of those for most of them struggling which they did little to do with germany just had an elaborate a donation system for some time russia relies purely on infusing asks most people only ever hear of the problem when someone is affected to their own search for a donor becoming infusing just themselves but as we divorced because more was at the congressman choice. by dinner from by the state i'm also gonna find out i was this is the i've never been. in the mood. exam is that it was.
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just going to get into a risk on the $7.00 risk also because i just down this is just going to get. off of. i do they do this it's. just completing its course because out somebody who would have been listening would need a multiple they. call them. to be on the list cannot even open it. on the course and watch newsnight more than virtual deepish replaced one of the biggest to show you that of course. but all the question is will ensure is that i will get a bill for. we're going to work yesterday and we're. going to play in the kitchen let's do it on the in my detest it was on the sr to get. things straightened out and they were a part of the question is because they are. in the small town of the search for a little politer clearly show the people they just don't know about the. the world
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needs more activists like in us to see how she writes posts online and how besides just a desperate need to inform the public she wants to make bone marrow donation sound like hope to erase the image of us think back breaking needles. finally received a transplant in late november 29th. most of us knows i want. more. of the members i've been using on the macos also. such as the want us all. but also mumble in that i'm almost among washington does. the world is driven by shaped by one person or those with.
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the dairies thinks. we dare to ask. changed american lives but pharmaceutical companies have a miraculous solution. based drugs talk to people who are chronic pain patients and believe that their opioid prescription is working for them and the remedy be said to. price it that. was their dependency and addiction to opiates to long term use that really isn't scientifically justified and i'll study actually suggest that.
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the long term effects might not just be absence of benefit but actually that because we want to. move him. to low. blood or not our cost of almost. 100 g.'s is a rare example of a blood donor from dagestan who became a marrow donor a phrase that frightens most of his relatives and neighbors in his small mountain village. princetonian knowing of course still mired with us good morning of course
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me. still. moses. that's what i did if you could give us just a little bit. i don't need most of those awards. smug i mean because most. of those you would. 'd still play. in that you must also think that's was most. if you come from an ethnicity that isn't represented in the registry your chances of winning the don't a lot of real lower than most that's why it's so important to the people who. are on the databases. and i need. but it's not all the he doesn't need some god i mean he's a should see. you know to. do
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a lot of what i do is you know for you. someone that you stand in the. ocean when you're sitting. just basically used to be a little more emotionally domo movable model mostly. for us in emotionally yes some of the fuel for that would you sort of. i will play the puzzle wonder if there was a skittle. so i was. going to start a western muslims loop. but it was the world's little slow on mr. mom so she. didn't you need to go at it comes to war. you know it's anonymous needs to it goes and you almost need to go to. go to what was then you going to.
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know. that. in germany all the registries together don't have centers they come and meet and come up with regulations for donor protection and one of those regulations is that we will allow contact after 20 years mainly because there is a chance that the patient we'll have we'll have the disease coming back again so. might ask for a 2nd donation off this particular donor and again as before we do not want to have any pressure on the donor if they don't ask after the 2nd time they should be the same chance to decline or to say to say yes i will donate now when they know each other or. already there is there there is no guarantee that it's without pressure.
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so these are all donor recipient couples that met here. look at their faces they're just happy they happy to see that it was successful from the from the don't ask and for the recipient it's usually this feeling that i can finally say thank you some meat. they talk they exchange information and they might never meet again and some others there's friendships they they've become family they've become close friends so it's really it's really different we also have donors that say i don't want to know i know i did everything i could. i don't need to know it's ok for me to know that i gave them a chance and there's also we also understand if the recipient for example says oh i
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don't want it because it also i mean it also reminds them of some of the worst worst times of their life. and this video for example was taken at our last don't know recipient meeting. that the recipient is still in the u.s. and that we just managed to do a skype conference and we were we were with her during the skype conference and at the same time the recipient was just in another office. came in to surprise her. journalist. now so you have only these in the. last mia love
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them will some one was a quite a few were small we don't have double cohorts. we deal with war on the we get into the. dark yes but there was don't put me on google nothing blind to be a groupie my objections on last night's show mob should shorten these they. not all 3. you're just behind. me here it is those who do not some. in. the sets. mr jeffrey even if you think you're
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a neat place if you're for. limited to those that would embarrass them more. efficient government and people like to secure the heat that those. families usually only grow with the marriage but once in a while a stranger do need some tiny part of himself and james and new blood brothers. here for just so sums goes on the stump of the bill to cusco corner of reps one way or control systems to gobble you up to be with them just as the. law was to mrs. this was the moment on top of dancing all night on what we're all seeing on. all the the mothers. and this is a. alter it is those of the good in the sort of words even snow with friends cause i asked them out they're leaving the course there will be lots others into those.
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just that if i. could hold. you suggesting it was so much just the projection of it so i could put it on you know what i would i was that is not asking you to do it in a divide as of. course i have to wonder if that isn't bad to. get if i had to. push. because i had to. submit to prescribe the. new such as the closest thing i knew that even if you just said it. to me this is going to tim. and then you can see it will soon go to sleep. when it doesn't get what it's going. to be is most of them going to that which is you and
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me despite subpoenas and that's just that's when it was going to stick with them which is what i see. him. at. most because when you're sure to get out of your mutual when you're doing to this point that's so it doesn't you know since they're going to shaft this if you're sure if you get him if you're going to shatter. the consent of the not a lot of members. of those and somebody i'm suspicious because. of the mess because i just.
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this is a story about what happens auster a stray bullet kills a young girl in the streets. what happens to her family and daughters in florida the mother daughter is buried in a cemetery it really messes with your head what happens to the community the public was screaming for a scapegoat the police need is a scapegoat so why not choose a 19 year old black kid with a criminal record who better to pin this on than him and what happens of course. shocked shocked as far as i feel that we don't know this is true. and to this fortunately. to. still love no children is.
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