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Chemo therapy is a strong treatment for any cancer patient that makings any chemical to fight with cancer diseases. Some time it could dangerous for patient but in 1940 and 1950 researcher and doctors was reach with it and they think it is very help full for cancer patients. They thought many people save their life by chemotherapy treatment

''It’s important for everyone to know about the cancer treatment of heneritta. It was a really great impact and lesson in our society. How hell passed throw all the difficulties with enough financial source. She had a really nice treatment in hospital but there was little bit racism problem with her. In fact, the doctor didn’t provide her good facilities. Unfortunately, they were hiding from her several things. During that time the people have racism with black and white. Many white people never give the rights for black people. The doctors resolved that she didn’t need any radium treatment likewise white. Moreover her doctors thoughts she will need just xray treatments. Nevertheless, her cancer spread her whole body and she was feelings very worst. On that time, the white people have more benefits and government paid mush higher treatment than black people, such as the white people live little longer than black people. Therefore, in 1940 and 1950 the Rebecca took stand for hella story. As she thought her story was very wonderful for people. At the beginning, Henrietta family got excused from her question. But later, they agreed with Rebecca. She thought people should know about her dramatically story and getting lesson. She will in great example for every body’s future. Now a days, the people save their life by hella cells.

I really disappointed from Dr George gay wasn’t told her situation her family. He was informing her family and telling about his ressaresh what he wanted to do. From many years her story was hidden from people. I don’t know why that story hidden from many years, If people know about her story they should feel proud and wonder to read her story for their rest of life. Henrietta was a role model for everyone.
http://.ncdi.nih.gov/timeline/flash/milestones/M2_1949.htm