Nov. 15, 2016

Country singer Holly Dunn joins the long list of those who tried chemotherapy to beat cancer and soon died. She died at age 59 on November 15, 2016. (1) It may be possible that chemo is like a death sentence, eh? Probably a lot of other patients opted to go with herbals and natural cleansers, etc., and may have survived for years longer.

There seems to be a financial program where patients under a doctor's 'care' are ordered into paying up their funds to soon die. Interesting method of distribution of wealth, or, redistribution of wealth.

Something about life in 'the bright lights', the limelight of show business might involve getting close to lots of electric fields, electromagnetic fields, and loud, electrified sound frequencies, etc.. Are these fields turning our bodies and brains into literal pin cushions!!? Singer-actor Glen Campbell fell ill soon after his brush with law enforcement and landed in nursing home type facility.

Country singer Holly Dunn dead at 59
http://www.foxnews.com/entertainment/2016/11/15/country-singer-holly-dunn-dead-at-59.html

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Holly Dunn
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holly_Dunn

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