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"You&amp;#x27;ve watched all kinds of videos on YouTube (funny cats, laughing babies, workout tips), but would you ever guess that YouTube could save your life? Suffering from terminal breast cancer and basically waiting to die, Darlene Gant, 46, mother to an 11-year-old boy, posted a video on YouTube, pleading with the FDA and drug makers to allow her to access the breast cancer-fighting drug, Pertuzumab, even though it is not scheduled to be released widely until June. To extend, or possibly even save, her life, Gant would need to start taking the drug immediately, so she stated her case via YouTube, and ... it went viral. Guess what? She just got approval to start taking the drug on a &amp;quot;compassionate use&amp;quot; basis. I watched her video last night and cried my eyes out as she held a stack of envelopes and cards in her hands that she was busy preparing for her son--for his high school graduation, his wedding day, his birthdays, and all the other milestones of his life. This broke my heart, and I couldn&amp;#x27;t be happier to know that she&amp;#x27;s found a way to access a potentially life-saving treatment, and that she did it via YouTube (too cool). We&amp;#x27;re rooting for you, Darlene! xoxo P.S. The common pill that could stop breast cancer from spreading. And, 5 steps to reducing your breast cancer risk..."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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