28-Year-Old Journalist Dies of ‘Turbo Brain Cancer’
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Thais Belém, a prominent Brazilian journalist and model, has tragically died at just 28 years old.
Belém, a devout Christian from Pará in northern Brazil, also worked with the Cristo Alegria project as a Catholic missionary.
The popular social media influencer passed away after battling against an aggressive brain tumor that was diagnosed in early 2023.
Belém’s death was confirmed by her husband, Gabriel Rodrigues.
He posted a photo of the missionary on Instagram and wrote:
“Heaven is your home.
“Confident in the Lord’s promise, I ask that you pray for the soul of our beloved Thais Belém.”
On social media, friends and family paid tribute and expressed their condolences.
“The greatest example of faith I have ever seen,” said one of the comments on the photo posted by Thais’ husband.
According to an analysis of the case by Dr. William Makis, Belém died from “mRNA vaccine-induced turbo cancer.”
Makis notes that the young healthy woman received her first dose of the vaccine on July 5, 2021, and the second a few weeks later on September 13.
She was diagnosed with a brain tumor in early 2023.
Belém passed away on September 13.