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Suna was 28. She had melanoma. Chemo left her wrecked—her hair gone, her strength gone, and her hope fading. Doctors gave her weeks.
Then they tried something different.
It didn’t poison the tumor. It didn’t cut or burn. It woke up her immune system.
Her own T-cells found the cancer. Attacked it. Killed it.
She survived.
That story isn’t rare …