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Hi, My name is Abby.
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Go Sanchez.
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Today I'm going to be talking about leukemia.
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Cancer? Leukemia is a type of cancer.
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There are a lot of people have in this world.
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It's really scary.
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But we're going to be talking about the causes, the,
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um treatments, the benefits, the risks and the progress of
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having chemotherapy.
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Eso The first one we're going to be talking about
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is the cause.
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The cause is like there's, like, some reasons off getting
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chemotherapy. So one of the reasons is by you eating
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something and it has, um, chemicals in it.
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So it could be like any something like this is
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an example, like if you eat fries and has this
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chemical they never had before And you get sick that
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costa happened.
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So it's really good thio like organs or like original
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food like healthy food.
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So that's really good.
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Thio eat.
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And it also another reason you could get looking at
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therapies by hitting your head really hard, like on a
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rock or something like really hard.
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And this could actually happen, like after so many years
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that you didn't know you have leukemia therapy, leukemia, cancer.
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Um, you know, you never knew that you have cancer,
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so it's really scary after so many years, you didn't
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know, but that's really scary.
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Another thing is like from your family members, like a
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genetic like in your blood system, like, let's say, my
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mom, like her brother from my mom's side, had it.
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It's in her blood system.
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That's really scary.
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Um, like it's not like Oh, like, let's say my
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friend had cancer and she touched me.
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It's not like that.
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It's like in your blood system, you know, so that
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can happen.
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Another reason that you can get it is, um, like,
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Well, they're like all the reasons that I know that
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you could get it.
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So now we're going to be talking about the progress.
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So the progress of it, um, like, how does it
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feel and stuff, um is like your body will slowly
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to break down.
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You won't have, like, a lot of energy that you
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used tohave, and you'll be really emotional and stuff like
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you cry a lot and you don't know what's going
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through your head like you probably think, Oh, you're gonna
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die and I'm gonna be alive.
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So it's really good to have positive energy.
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But you know, you're scared like it's cancer.
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You know, there's people that stay alive.
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Some people they don't.
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So it's really scary.
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But, um, yeah, you'll be really emotional and your body
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will start to break down and, you know, use And
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you old hand, it's really sad because, like your hair,
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like you love it your hair And that's like you
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know, the progress and how it feels toe have it.
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So now we're going to be talking about the treatment,
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the treatment.
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There's different types of treatments.
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Eso there's therapy that goes with surgery.
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So and we're gonna be saying like some other treatments
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are about that we're going to be talking about some
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of the treatments.
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Eso One of the things that are there is chemotherapy,
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radiation therapy in immunotherapy, homegrown therapy on those air, all
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the therapies I don't know.
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I don't know if I said a right, but hopefully
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I did, um and knew how, like why is there
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something therapies?
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There are so many therapies because there's different types of
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cancers and there's some people are in different stages.
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Like I said, I said it so specifically because I'm
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talking about one specific cancer.
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It's not like just cancer.
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There's different types of cancers, like leukemia.
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I don't know the rest, but, you know, um, zapped.
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That's why there's a lot of therapy and Nick and
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there's and there's people that are in different stages.
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So that's why it's like that.
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And, um, those And it goes with surgery as well.
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Not just like, you know, therapy goes with you as
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well. Um, and now we're going to be talking about
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the benefits and the risks.
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So, um, e think I was in a But there's
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people that die and something with that stay alive.
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It's really scary and sad from your family members.
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You get really emotional.
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And, um, you know, I'm gonna say, like, how can
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you die of like, getting it?
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Because there's people that are built different, you know, like
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they're not gonna have the like having a problem or
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like something in their intestinal ZX in their blood system.
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So that could be really scary.
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I am not gonna be like why?
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Why did you die like, you know, um and there's
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people that stay alive, which is really good, but, you
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know, that's how people die because, like, you know, you
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never know.
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That could be in your blessed stuff your Testino's and
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because there's people in different stages like I said, So
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that's why those air like some of the risks.
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And so so, yeah, those were like all the benefits
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and risks that people have and get to escape.
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But that was my project that I picked.
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Thank you guys so much for watching.
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I hope you liked what I said and I got
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all this information from a website that is called questions
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from cancer.
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I think I think I said All right, well, I
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said, All right, like, I don't know that that's the
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website. I can't really remember, but it's something with that,
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so yeah, bye.
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