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Viral Assault: My struggle to find a cure for CFC and PTSD
Written by Julia Hugo Rachel
Narrated by Kate Marcin
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Life has always been a personal battle for Julia. As a child, living close to the military community, she saw how the trauma of war can scar a person—inside and out. When her son came close to death after succumbing to CFS, Julia decided something had to change.
This is one woman's journey that will help cure millions.
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