CELEBRATING INDUCERS OF REMISSION

Someone has got to start...it always begins with that one person who is convinced enough to believe he has a message to pass across.

It begins with that one person. The starting point to a great feat isn't necessarily great in itself. It just has to be strong enough to stand alone because small things actually add up to form one great thing.
In the treatment of cancer with chemotherapy, we often have inducers of remission, consolidators of remission and maintainers of remission. Inducers get to face the ugly growth head on...no filter. They are the only ones with that capacity to start.
John the Baptist, in a sense was a inducer as well...in essence, to the world, he was what a standard induction regimen was to a cancerous growth.
Many have been (and are being) sent to induce a form of remission...to achieve a reductive effect on a detrimental cause.
Don't be afraid to start the change...induce...support ALWAYS comes along when we refuse to be discouraged.

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