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in more than 30 years trying
that can survive and reproduce indefinitely.
With this, scientists will be able to do experiments
that they have never been able to in living humans.
Grow like crabgrass.
It's free!
Well, how many bottles do you want?
Known as "HeLa," this strain cell
has since been given to laboratories around the world.
Used by doctors and scientists to conduct experiments and research,
began with the polio vaccine Dr. Salk & apos;
Who has a patent on this vaccine?
People, I will say.
There are no patents.
Will you patent the sun?
Do you know the donor?
No. No, but towards the end of his life,
I bent over a hospital bed. </ P>
At this moment, he is unconscious,
and I say to him, "Your cells will help many people
"and make you immortal. "
What is his name?
We see no reason. why an interesting story
could not be written without using her name.
And so, George, rather than run the risk. To get into trouble because of expressing it,
the cell strain must be referred to as "HeLa" and the patient's name is not used.
Helen, Helen Lane.
... outstanding progress in medicine and surgery
that brings us medicine tomorrow.
For years, it was like a dream,
didn't know what was happening to,
doesn't know who to go for understanding.
Don't even know how to talk about it.
About our mother? Could this be true?
We miss you.
And we love you, Mama.
Freelance writers and medical writers and editors. </ P>
Yes. </ P>
With a degree in...
Science biology.
And,
this represents the whole of your journalistic career?
Yes, well, so far.
Deborah is Henrietta's baby girl & apos. </ P>
The family calls her "Dale." </ P>
She is 50 years old now, living in Baltimore with her own grandchildren .
He is the most determined to know about his mother and the most vulnerable.
Deborah almost had a stroke recently because of all the sadness she experienced
in connection with the question. in the death of his mother & apos; and those cells.
I will not be part of anyone who does that to him.
Oh no, no, I... Dr...
What can you tell me. about Africa-America and science?
Well, from 1932 to & apos; 72, US Public Health Service, uh,
the treatment being withheld from a group of African-American men
are infected with syphilis so they can learn
> long-term effects of this disease.
- And look, I know I'm white... - And from Portland. </ P>
Yes. Yes. It is true. </ P>
But when I was in high school,
And, in my opinion, the hospital,
You know, they don't behave in the most ethical way,
and I remember being very angry about that.
And at the same time, I take biology classes
at a community college,
and the teacher tells us about cells And how they have
on the front lines basically every major medical breakthrough,
and they belonged to a black woman named Henrietta Lacks.
And after class, I ask him. "What can you tell about him?"
And, you know, the second he told me that he doesn't & apos; I don't know anything,
I just obsessed with that.
And, Dr. Pattillo, Lacking family trusts you,
so if there is something what you can do to help me
connect with Henrietta Disadvantages & apos; kids, I will be very, very grateful.
Yes, who is this?
Hi, my name is Rebecca Skloot. How Do you?
Mmm-hmm.
Dr. Pattillo really gave me...
- How's he doing? - He's fine.
I'm not sure exactly how much he told you. about what I'm trying to do. </ P>
Only that you will ask some questions
about me mama & apos cells;.
Yes, yes, well, um,
uh, I want write a book about your mother.
And while there & apos; s everything about the cell,
it always surprises me. no one has ever written about his life,
and that is why I have tried to track you down
and your family came down to see if you would be interested in working with me,
and only told me, um, more about... About him.
Well, all I have to say about that is, hallelujah!
Finally, someone wants to talk about my mother.
Because when I was a child,
parents, they didn't talk. about no one who wasn't alive,
it became my whole life, I grew up not knowing one thing,
even the smallest things, what kind of favorite colors,
or... Or what happened to his shirt, his shoes?
< Now, I know about the clock and the ring
because they were stolen when my brother killed the child. </ P>
What did the cells actually do?
Girl, you better get ready,
because this story is crazy enough for three books.
I am ready , I'm ready.
Betting You don't know my mother & sister turning her into Puerto Rico.
And that state hospital,
"hospital for crazy Negroes" They used to call it,
we didn't jump over that part. </ P>
Plus everything. I have been very curious, really,
but don't because he died when I was very young.
Like, does he... Does he breastfeed me? </ P>
Does he... Does he like to dance? </ P>
No, that's & apos; s... me & apos; m...
Sounds like we really want to do the same thing here. </ P>
- Mmm-hmm. - I live in Pittsburgh
and I don't have a publisher,
but I am committed and determined...
- Grandmama, email! - Oh, my God!
I can't talk to you now.
Email. Must go. </ P>
because I usually go out walking with my grandchildren. </ P>
Now, what & apos; d you say your name?
Rebecca, Rebecca Smock. You can call me...
Mail! </ P>
Deborah? </ P>
Deborah? Okay. </ P>
Hello?
Debora, hi. This is Rebecca. </ P>
Can't speak.
Oh, okay, I have to call back, say...
After talking. </ P>
My brother said I had to write my own book. </ P>
But I have no author. </ P>
Can't talk to you. </ P>
Why can't you talk to me?
Is someone... Deborah?
Talk to men.
Sonny, Lawrence.
Deborah, if you give me a chance, I can...
<We can spend time together and...
I don't want to be hurt again.
So, I'm here in Baltimore in the parking lot,
waiting for Sonny Lacks to appear
and hopefully bring me to introduce me to the whole family.
And I really hope that Deborah might... Maybe it's there, but...
Oh. That's & apos; s...
Oh, my God, he's actually here. </ P>
Yes, I told you I will pass. </ P>
Hi. </ P>
I will be there. Okay, okay, goodbye. </ P>
- Miss Rebecca! - Hey. </ P>
- Happy New Year. - Happy New Year. </ P>
Eh, you are a very difficult person to trace. </ P>
I am a busy man, Miss Rebecca. </ P>
- I am the one who very busy. - That's good. </ P>
- No, no. - No? </ P>
- Here, come on. </ P>
Oh. Oh, okay, fine, let me get my stuff. </ P>
Will Deborah be there today? </ P>
No. Lawrence will examine you. </ P>
He will decide what it is. </ P>
- Okay. </ P>
I told you I & apos; m in a meeting. </ P>
I was in my car. You can hold a meeting in the car. </ P>
This is a cellular office.
Do you mind if I turn this on,
- so I can... - No, no.
Please, please. Try to find something on the radio.
Your mobile is always ring that much?
Tear and run, Miss Rebecca.
Tear and run.
So, what is the earliest memory you have your mother ?
Well, I heard she's beautiful.
Lawrence is the only one long enough to really remember.
I, Dale, Zakariyya , we don't get any memories at all.
Lawrence is a teenager?
Mmm-hmm. He is around 15 years old. </ P>
Zakar-ree-ah? </ P>
Change his name in prison. </ P>
Luckily he is here hears you saying it wrong. </ P>
Saya hanya bermain-main dengan Anda.
So, here & where we are. Scientists and journalists
who are curious about our mother so the whole family can gang up on them.
<Now, you look pretty good, so I won't go get Zakariyya. </ P>
- Here it is. - Thank you. </ P>
- Which house exactly Lawrence lives in? - Good luck.
Hello?
Hello? Anyone...
Come on in. </ P>
I am Rebecca. Rebecca Skloot. </ P>
Want to taste the meat I cook? </ P>
Now, my wife thinks I cooked it too long. </ P>
How can I refuse? </ P>
Uh, Lawrence, do you mind if I...
Sonny tells me you are the only sibling
who has a memory of your mother...
I blackened most of my memory because of sadness and pain.
I found this cool thing. Um...
Using the techniques He helped develop,
scientists can now take a piece of someone's cornea & aposikel
and grow it on a plate to help treat blindness.
Imagine that.
- Right?
This is a miracle.
- I wish I could meet Deborah... - No, only men.
My wife, she is a fire dragon without morning coffee.
Hmm. Come to the front room while I lift it. </ P>
- Come on. - Take your time, Dad. </ P>
You like the way he decorates the house? </ P>
- Hei, Miss Rebecca! - Sonny.
- Thank you. - This is our father.
- Nice to meet you. - Ma'am; am. </ P>
Lawrence, after 2:00 a.m. </ P>
You just invited Barbara in the morning coffee? </ P>
Miss Rebecca, you should run away while you can. </ P>
Pay her not nothing.
Appears, do you know Mama's cell? Will make Stevie Wonder see?
Don't surprise me.
They are not right- right put into people's eyes, the cell, but, um...
Hey, Pop, Miss Rebecca wants to know. Everything Dale always asks. </ p >
I'm writing a book about Henrietta,
but what I miss is information. about him and his life,
what he likes, what he likes to do, you know.
He was born in Roanoke?
That's right. Raised in Clover. </ P>
Don't like Baltimore. </ P>
So, every summer he & apos; d directly to Clover. </ P>
Called himself lightly lit tobacco. </ P>
Take, button, even after he's sick. </ P>
Wow. </ P>
And when did you first hear about your wife's cell and...
Hopkins called, said, "Come here, because he died." </ P>
They want to do an autopsy. </ P>
They say, "This & apos; d help your children. If they come down with cancer." </ P>
When I go for claiming the body,
none of them doctors tell me anything. about making it stay alive in their tubes.
What do you expect?
I won't go to Hopkins to cut my toenails.
<Remember when we were little?
If you are bad, parents will threaten to get you out
so they, the night doctor Hopkins can get you.
- I remember.
Hopkins is known for grabbing blacks, experimenting on them. </ P>
You will be surprised how many people disappear in East Baltimore. </ P>
They will take it straight away from the road.
Yes, that might be a myth. You never know. </ P>
- Do you know what is a myth? - Hmm? </ P>
Semua orang mengatakan Henrietta Lacks menyumbangkan sel-sel mereka. </ P> < Karena dia tidak menyumbangkan apa pun.
- Mmm-hmm. - They took it and didn't ask.
Well, this is important to me, the story, and why it needs to be told.
If this is something. it will help mankind,
I can't imagine someone not wanting to help, but frankly, tell family. </ P>
- Just show a little respect. - Drop a little note. </ P>
- Postcard. - Something. </ P>
Hopkins says they gave them cells , but they generate millions.
My girlfriend & brother-in-law work in the lab in DC
He introduces us, and he says, " & apos; Lack & apos;? That's funny.
She introduced us, and he said, "Apos; Lacks? That's funny. </ P>
"For years I've been working with these women's cells
"who died of cervical cancer named Henrietta Deficiency,"
and continued to explain how every time he wanted more,
he had to do is ordering it
from suppliers, like everyone else.
Hari has experienced gangrene. Toes must be amputated. </ P>
Sonny, a bad heart. Lawrence, high blood pressure. </ P>
And Dale & apos s...
Run himself to the ground. for all the mistakes that have been made. </ P>
Only this family hasn't made a dime </> p>
off of the cell their own mother.
Hello?
If you will write this book about my mom and want me to help,
first, you have to tell everyone
there is no Helen Lane or whatever they sometimes say.
And second, everyone talking about Henrietta Deficiency has four children.
That's not true. He got five. </ P>
Because my sister Elsie was sent to Crownsville's place, and I don't know why. / p>
So, we don't leave my sister. </ P>
Now, my brothers are all upset because everyone comes,
produces mama & apos cell money; s us, but I don't care about that.
All I care about is knowing about my sister and knowing about my mother.
And you must promise me no matter what,
You won't lie. and you won't hold anything from me.
I promise.
Well, you better get ready, girl,
Well, you better get yourself ready, girl,
because you don't know. What are you face it.
Hi.
Hi, I'm Rebecca.
- Mmm. - Nice to meet you finally.
"Finally" right. </ P>
- Finally, finally. - Can I help you? </ P>
No, I'm fine. </ P>
" Finally "good. </ P>
Here & apos; s my card just in case. whatever you need or...
Swearing up and down I will not speak. for nothing more about my mother.
But here I am.
Hope I have no regrets. </ P>
Are you okay? </ P>
Do you mind if I start? </ P>
- Please. - Okay. / p>
I am a gray child because I am doing everything that is worrying...
... about our mother's cell.
Oh, I can only imagine. </ P>
There is nothing but lies and lies. </ P>
I & apos; m... I & apos; m good, thanks. </ P>
But no matter what,
my mother is always there. Watch us.
Look at the salad bar.
<So, when you say your mother is always there, what... </ p >
What you don't need to understand is
we don't know anything about anything
until the Asian woman from Hopkins appears.
Daddy, why do they want our blood?
They're testing to see If you get cancer kill your mother.
Do you know my mom?
No, the cells.
Everyone does it.
They are in space. In a nuclear bomb. </ P>
You must be proud. </ P>
But he said everyone knew him.
He has been in bombs and space.
- Mama & apos; s cells have been... - Now, hush!
We put your mom on the ground. When you are two years old.
You are alive or dead.
You can't both.
Finally, someone calls me back, asks for more of my blood.
What makes my mom sick? What kind of cancer?
Will I get it too?
And how can she rest quietly if they are
continues to shoot into space like that?
Is he injured when they blow it up in...
Here are all you need to know.
So, they never explain it for you. They look for
for special genetic markers for your mother?
Keep talking.
After HeLa, the scientists found < br /> how to grow many other cell lines
using these cells in research and experimentation.
Whenever HeLa comes in contact with other cells,
it will fully take over.
HeLa is unstoppable.
It travels through the ventilation system. moves from the lab to the lab.
so they can tell which cells have been contaminated by HeLa
and those who don't.
Deborah, they don't test you for cancer.
They only use you and your brothers and sisters for research.
So if that doesn't happen to the cell causes all that damage,
they never come to knock on our door?
And what Hopkins did to my mother never will & apos; have started out?
Fuck Henrietta and she's sic HeLa in your ass. </ P>
I'm sure he's here now,
watching every move you make. </ P>
This is everything I got about my mother's cell.
Go to the market. Something tells me to take this.
- Makes me scared of half death. - I can understand.
- This is... - What about this?
And like Hopkins stole mama & apos cells; ,
This doctor stole a woman's egg & aposu
and cloned a small boy army who looked like her deceased son.
Deborah , it's just science fiction.
It all sounds like science fiction.
Then I started thinking,
"How many people walked in London looks like my mother? "
Why there will be... " Cells known as HeLa
"can fill the village with their clones." </ p >
They didn't clone it. They cloned the cell.
I want to learn everything I can. about my mama & apos cell.
I want to go to the lab, and I want to meet people.
Every time I think of what Hopkins is doing to my mother,
my .. My blood just gets cold, but even one day...
One day, I will even go to Hopkins. Because I'm tired of curiosity and...
p>
And... And hiding.
I've brought this for a long time.
This is a Mother's Day card.
"May the spirit of God and the Savior with you
" on this day where you are respected
"for all the love you has given your family and loved ones.
"From your daughter, Deborah."
I have something for you.
A research doctor at Johns Hopkins. </ P>
It & apos; s his way of saying thank you to you
for everything. What your mother has done for science. </ P>
In-vitro fertilization, AIDS cocktail, chemotherapy drugs. </ P>
Deborah, none & apos; people living
who have not benefited from your mother's cell.
Who is this?
My sister Elsie.
Died so young, never knew her.
She is very beautiful.
She is beautiful.
Is this your mother & apos; s medical records?
- No! - Oh!
No... I'm very sorry, Deborah. I didn't try. ..
That's right, you don't & apos; t.
What are you trying to do with my mama & apos medical records?
Nothing! There is no. </ P>
I think you put them there for me. </ P>
We are not ready for that yet! </ P>
I'm not trying to do anything bad at all. </ P>
I just want to learn your mother's story, just like you. </ P>
Exactly like Lord God. Don't know who to trust. </ P>
Deborah! Deborah! </ P>
Have a phone call this morning from my brother Zakariyya. </ P>
You know, things aren't so good for him. Since he got out of prison,
but I'm pretty sure he's ready. to start talking about our mother again.
So, you are pretty sure?
<After we start drinking, you will be fine.
Children man!
I don't want everyone to run around here, okay? Mmm-hmm. </ P>
That's it. </ P>
Hey, Zakariyya. </ P>
Said you will arrive here in an hour! </ P>
Don't want to be late, so we go home early. </ P>
I'm not ready yet! </ P>
Now, take your time. </ P>
- Damned kids! </ P>
Listen, I'll be up there...
- Where? - In that window. </ P>
If there's something funny, just wave it. </ P>
Boys, come here. Leave & apos; s gone. </ P>
Hi. I'm Rebecca. </ P>
Dale says you have a magazine. </ P>
Yes. Yes. </ P>
This is an article I wrote about your mother. </ P>
- Do you mind if I... - You work for Hopkins? </ P>
Oh no, no, no, no. They just published the article. </ P>
I work for myself. </ P>
Here. </ P>
- My hearing. - Sorry. </ P>
I don't think I need to count. Sonny isn't the youngest. </ P>
No, I don't do it at all. As I said there...
Have a few dummies for you. </ P>
Don't feel enough to spit.
My father buried my mother in an unmarked grave,
and when the fool died. Nor do I want to know where he was buried.
He needed a ride to the hospital. He could take a taxi.
To Johns Hopkins?
I need money.
Check myself into this program.
Research programs?
Once, paying me money just to see me sleeping.
Next time, I need glasses new, so I let them test this drug.
If they find out I am Henrietta's son & apos. who knows what they are doing?
He was sick when he was pregnant with you, right? </ P>
I thought I should start fighting before I was born. </ P>
They said the cells were all this and that.
Not doing it is not good. Doing nothing of us.
I hope George Gray burns in hell.
- His name is actually George Gey... - Who cares what his name is,
God is handling it!
God wants to cure illness, He provides one for Himself!
You don't need to mess it up!
You don't have to lie and clone people. behind their backs! </ P>
If he's here, I'll kill him dead. </ P>
Stick a black pitchfork to his butt.
Y & apos; all finished reporting?
Zakariyya and I, we are very similar.
We cannot close our feelings and turn off just like everyone else.
After something has been done, it stays inside. </ P>
Don't back down. </ P>
Come on. </ P>
Come on and drive us back to the car. </ P>
"Welcome to Clover!" </ P>
I feel welcome. </ P>
Looks like someone is out for lunch
a few decades ago and forgot to go back.
How are you doing?
- exhaust you! Your exhaust! - What? </ P>
Oh yeah. Thank you sir. </ P>
I understand. Muffler. </ P>
Leave & apos; s see if you and the tape recorder
can get my mama & apos family to talk.
So, Gladys is Henrietta's sister & apos.
And Aunt Sadie is her cousin. and best friend from when they were girls.
Whoo!
Look here, look here!
- Oh!
Miss Sadie!
p>
Oh, Deborah, nice to meet you!
- Cousin! - Cousin Cliff, Cousin Cliff. </ P>
It's nice to meet you. </ P>
- Y & apos; everyone met me reporter. - Hello!
It's nice to see you. Look at Aunt Gladys here!
How are you, Aunt Gladys?
Aunt Gladys, how are you?
- How are you doing? Nice to meet you. </ P>
- Let's go into the house. - Cool and cool. </ P>
Just so I don't miss anything. </ P>
Mmm. </ P>
So, how long do you know Henrietta? </ P>
We don't believe telling stories about dead people. </ P>
I heard he's a very good person. </ P>
Someone who is very good. </ P>
So what else can you tell about him?
Well...
Hennie makes good things out of you.
He makes life into live.
Every year, the carnival will come to town. and we will ride the Ferris wheel.
And when our car stops above...
- We & apos; I screamed, just shouted!
Cootie, when did you move to Turner Station?
December 1942.
If the Japanese aren't attacked,
never color & apos; have a job there at Bethlehem Steel.
- That's right. - Days used to work the night shift,
be around 11:00, I and Hennie will sneak into Twin Pines.
Amos Milburn plays in the box.
Down the Road.
Hennie and I will swing out heavily!
Swing heavy!
Step two across the floor.
Whoo!
Yes , Sadie! </ P>
Whoo! Play him! </ P>
Come on, y & apos; all! Dance, y & apos; all! </ P>
And when all of his cousins moved from here
to Turner Station, Hennie & apos; take care of them. </ P>
Okay, now, which cousin are you? </ P>
- Uh, Cousin Fred, ma & apos; am... - Don't call me "ma & apos; am."
- I'm too young to be anyone & apos; s ma & apos; Me. - Mmm-hmm. </ P>
Call me Henrietta. Bring me your plate. </ P>
Half of them are stupid even not relationships,
but he & apos; d feed & apos; em just the same.
Everyone is here family.
Make sure you have enough.
He always keeps himself beautiful.
Oh God! The day is finished losing his mind. </ P>
Oh, you look good, baby. </ P>
The fingers and toenails are painted red.
Now, Cousin Billy is the best carpenter & apos; the side of Jesus himself. </ P>
Ain & apos; Is that right, Billy's cousin? </ P>
- OK, I think. - "I guess"? </ P>
If you are, just say it. Is not that true? </ P>
- That & apos; s right. - Okay, girl. </ P>
Go there. </ P>
That's how your mother is. p>
What does he cook?
- Rice pudding. - Oh, yeah. </ P>
- Slowly cooked vegetables. - Oh, yeah. </ P>
Bone neck. </ P>
Henrietta
There is no neck bone. </ P>
The neck overrides me! </ P>
Put it in your tape recorder! </ P>
Thank you, Aunt Gladys! Thank you! </ P>
- Me. - You! Good. I see! </ P>
Henrietta took care of me. When my polio got worse. </ P>
That's why he uses his cells. to help get rid of it. for others.
One thing I will never forget,
when news spread that Henrietta was sick,
everyone who could walk, and some who can't,
walk to Hopkins.
I am here to give blood in case he needs it.
- This has a floor of dirt and straw. - Wood under it.
When was this built?
During slavery.
But no one has lived here for 35, 40 years since your mother.
I think of you all the time , Mama.
- Look, Mama! </ P>
I wish I could see you and hold you in my arms
the way I know you is holding me back.
Because I know I'm part of you, and...
And you are part of
Henrietta & apos; buried somewhere.
It's best to take your snake stick.
"Snake stick"?
If I see a snake, I hide behind you.
Sometimes they hide in trees.
Snakes don't really hide in any tree.
Look for your grandmother's headstone.
- She joked about snakes in trees, right?
Oh! There he is. </ P>
Eliza Pleasant. </ P>
Oh. So, Henrietta was only four when she died. </ P>
He lost his young mom like me. </ P>
Henrietta is buried in one of these unmarked graves.
Elsie, too.
Elsie is a beautiful little girl.
Stare at you with sad brown eyes,
a hand -waving, panting like a bird.
Hennie must feed her, bathe her.
Does Hari drive to any tent event. so the preacher can lay his hands on him.
Nobody helps. p>
This time, Elsie ran crashing to death in the middle of the traffic.
Feared Hennie was half dead.
What made Henrietta finally send it to Crownsville?
That's more than he can handle.
You and Sonny are just babies, little Zakariyya on the way.
He fight against it until he can't & apos; t.
On the day he sent Elsie to Crownsville, Hennie likes to die.
Last night when I returned to the motel, oh, my Lord !
- Buttons go up my feet.
What is there?
I don't like it... Oh! </ P>
Oh my God. </ P>
I'm done with you. </ P>
Okay, fine, I will start sending articles to you...
Yes. </ P>
... and essays and everything I found along the way,
I want you to know about that too.
- Send them. Send them all. - Okay. </ P>
And once I have done some writing and found the editor,
I will be ready to hit the road again. </ P>
- Calculate me. - Really?
- Yes. - Okay, good.
When is the right time, we have to go to Crownsville.
And get your own cellphone.
It shouldn't be. behind them without a phone.
- All right. - All right.
Get this muffler still!
- Embarrassing!
"There is a photo in my wall. A woman I have never met,
" His left corner was torn and patched together with masking tape. "
They don't say Henrietta is not human.
Of course it sounds like that to me.
But the cells have, overtime, changes a lot,
it's as if they & apos; re their own species now.
And the long is about how HeLa cells make it possible to do stem cell research.
Go, HeLa! Go, HeLa! </ P> </ p >
That's my mother.
Working at HeLa was the peak of my career.
Are you aware that Lackses think
that you are testing them for cancer?
I suspect there is no attempt to explain anything in great detail. </ p >
It's not like those people. will understand too.
I was surprised. I don't know why.
They saw me coming, they locked the door.
They see you coming, & apos; s, "Rebecca, come in."
They will say things they won't say, at least to my face.
So, go ahead, girl, keep going white.
Good news. I found the publisher for the book.
Do you mind asking him to flatten it a little faster?
Ask him himself.
- Hi. - Hi.
- Rebecca. Hey. - Hi. </ P>
- Sorry I'm a little late. - No problem. </ P>
And you know I'm sincere when I say you are a great writer. </ P>
- "But..." - But...
We got a little problem. </ P>
Family. </ P>
What about them? </ P>
A mentally damaged princess. </ P>
Well, that is very sad and important about Elsie...
Brother is a poor con.
Zakariyya really spent the first year of his life
- in the incubator... - Bead-depressive daughter
with, what, 27 different types of diseases?
Henrietta's story is about inheritance.
- Right. - This is cultural, personal, racial.
- We get a contract. - And it's about this family....
- I recorded a few notes. -... who lost their mother,
and the world that got HeLa.
Eliminate family and keep writing.
Rebecca?
Sasha Walz, Danbury Publishing.
We have a few situations.
What kind of situation?
A PATH train Bill is in beyond the platform.
Bill fell and suffered a concussion.
He experienced temporary memory loss.
I saw on the calendar you both met last week.
Do you remember what you were talking about?
Well, in fact, he wasn't. pleased with how the book went,
so we agreed to separate. </ P>
That is what happens
when you try and retrieve her children come out of a book. </ P>
Henrietta throws her ass You are from the train. </ P>
Deborah! </ P>
Everywhere. He is everywhere.
"He filled the tub, went down to warm water,
" and slowly spread his legs .
"hard bumps."
What time tomorrow do I have to get here?
I don't ask you, I ask him. </ P>
Sonny. I speak for him. </ P>
- Sonny. - Hmm?
Wait until you see this picture. I got our mother's cell.
This cancer scientist Rebecca knows at Hopkins gave it to me.
Mmm-hmm?
He wants us to see our mother's original cells.
And you will leave?
>
I was thinking about it. </ P>
Hopkins lied to us. </ P>
Hopkins deceives us, takes and steals and doesn't tell us. </ P>
And then suddenly, Rebecca comes together
and you choose it, chooses Hopkins for your own family. </ P>
dig a grave, don & apos; t means the rest of us must go up.
Now, Barbara and I always protect you.
And I'm grateful for all that.
- When you were pregnant with Alfred... - Lawrence.
There were many days. the only thing that kept me
knowing my mother like and miss me just like I miss him.
- Make sure you stay... - I won't stop.
- I don't stop! - Deb,
Lawrence will continue to be angry, and Dale will do what he wants,
- like Dale always is. - You don't need to remember!
- Continue. - How thin he is,
how whatever they put on him Burn him in and out!
Dale, honey, why do you think Gey uses "Helen Lane"
instead of "Henrietta Deficiency"?
Becca shows me the letters
>
where he wants to use his name, but the lawyers...
And Hopkins makes all of that money from our mother!
Hopkins don't make a penny!
Rebecca & apos; say anything Hopkins wants him to say,
and you are stupid enough to believe it.
I'll go check on Davon.
Dale, Dale.
All the trips you both take, who pays?
Thank you, Barbara. It is a very beautiful meal. </ P>
Just as they did Mama. </ P>
Oh, hi. I don't expect you until tomorrow. </ P>
Remember that the first time we talked, and I don't want to see you? </ P>
- Yes. - Who told you to go to Clover? </ P>
Sonny. </ P>
And Dr. Pattillo. And I have read it in...
Sonny didn't mention that to me. I don't know, Rebecca. </ P>
I don't do anything > behind your back, I swear. </ P>
Well, your card says you are a freelance science , author and medical editor,
and you say you are doing all of this yourself.
So, I don't know about that.
I know what that means, but everyone gets someone to support them.
Nobody has money to do everything you do,
your trip and... your record...
Deborah, I swear, I haven't got a cent from anyone.
So , let's & apos; s talking about this book you want to write, all of which is good and good,
but where is the funding there for families?
- I'm not have funds. - And you & apos; t don't offer anything.
I can't offer something I don't have.
I told you I want to start the foundation.
- Where is that? - Where is that?
- The book! - What?
- There are no books yet. - Where is the book?
I say where is the book?
- Has it been sold out there? - Deborah! Deborah! </ P>
And you make money from my family like everyone else? </ P>
- Where is the book? - Look, here, here, here! </ P>
MasterCard, Visa, $ 2,000 is due.
Report on travel costs.
I am writing a crisp article to pay for our rooms and gas.
Check your account. $ 87 in my account.
Okay? Deborah, I swear to you. Honest to God,
nobody gives me money. </ P>
Before you call first, well,
This Alabama snake entered our lives. </ P>
And you?
Correction of all diseases.
And in a short time, He told everyone to encourage him.
We all can lift our heads
with the knowledge that Henrietta Lacks helps cure polio.
- That's right. - But the reality remains,
Johns Hopkins Hospital is guilty. of large medical thefts. </ P>
Ooh! I have said that. Haven & apos; t I already said that? </ P>
- That's right. Yeah! - And someone will pay. </ P>
After dealing with Johns Hopkins,
I walked into the office of every biotechnology CEO
and demanded repairs to the tune
for $ 60 million.
God have mercy!
It's hard not to get caught up in hope When you're helpless for a long time.
And then, guess who is calling.
Richard Wilson , lawyer with Johns Hopkins Hospital.
I called about Sir Lord Cofield, all you have to know is not a lawyer.
Deborah, no.
... was imprisoned in Alabama.
Since his release, Mr. Cofield has disguised himself as a lawyer.
Demanding everyone from left and right.
Burger King to cook their french fries in lard
and Chattanooga Times to print my obituary.
The main reason I called was last week,
Mr. Cofield is here in the hospital
demands a copy of medical documents mother & your apostle.
I will walk through fire
before I let you touch. whatever belongs to my mother. </ P>
Gal,
You just & apos; the only one who is not afraid of fire.
Just like that,
Sir. Corrective For All Diseases. arrange to do us.
He sued everyone, sued Hopkins, sued me, Lawrence, Sonny, Barbara. </ P>
Every day, another call. </ P>
Anak, saya berantakan.
Then one day, I came home by myself, another of the Lord & Apos calls.
I know he died when he was 15, but not in that place.
Just to think about it there alone...
In the same call, he wrote about the book this.
When I saw a picture of my mom. and read the autopsy report,
my nerves broke.
They took me to every doctor and psychiatrist,
and, you name it, they say I have it.
Paranoia, schizophrenia, anxiety.
Dale.
When I am in that mood and I feel scared,
I just... I just... I want to hide. </ p >
And this is all happening...
Right before you call.
Oh, I... Wow.
My mom's medical record is...
This is all I have. </ P>
The only thing I have. there is nothing else. </ P>
When the time is right, I will share it. </ P> <But I have to say when it is. </ P>
But I get to say when that is. </ P>
Elsie, I came to find out about you and take you home.
Are you ready?
Hmm.
Where is everyone?
- Hello? - Alright, let's & apos; s see.
There might be something here.
Oh, that's it. </ P>
Hmm. </ P>
What is this? </ P>
Hello! </ P>
Anyone here? </ P>
- Hello? - Hello? Someone came to help us! </ P>
- Can I help you? - I am looking for my sister. </ P>
Uh, can you tell me does this refer to? </ P>
Guess I just wasn't visible. </ P>
My sister was a patient here Until he was killed in 1955,
so I would appreciate if you would direct us to the file
because the door it was there said "medical record,"
but they were ain & apos; t can't be found.
What is your brother's name?
Is Crownsville always dominated by African-Americans?
- Um, till & apos; 63. - Mmm-hmm. </ P>
You must be ready. </ P>
Sometimes learning is just as painful as not knowing. </ P>
That's why I always say to my brothers,
"You will enter history, there should be no hatred." </ P >
- I'm ready. - Okay. </ P>
- I'm ready. </ P>
Uh, this. </ P>
I'm afraid that Crownsville isn't a good place to come back later. </ P>
Let me see. </ P>
Don't hold back.
We have serious asbestos problems.
Here we go.
You know,
of all thousands of people. autopsy report,
- these are all that is left. - Wow. </ P>
The year she died?
1955.
19... 1955...
No, 1940... & apos; 45. </ P>
- Extraordinary. - Wow. </ P>
- 1955. - Oh, my goodness. Wow, </ P>
Um, the full name? </ P>
- Elsie. Elsie Lacks. - Sure. </ P>
- His name is Elsie? - Elsie Lack. </ P>
Elsie Lacked. Elsie...
Oh my goodness, she's there! </ P>
Oh! </ P>
Oh my goodness! </ P>
- Oh, my God! - Jesus! </ P>
- Oh, my God! - Whoo! </ P>
Oh Oh, my goodness!
I can't say how impossible this is.
Thank you, Mother. Thank you God. </ P>
- I found my sister! - Oh, my God. </ P>
I have never seen a picture. in one of these reports before, & apos; s...
Let me see. Let me see. </ P>
Why they hold her neck like that? </ P>
They shouldn't hold their neck like that. </ P>
What are they doing here? p>
Stop taking notes and place the document now.
This is the family of the former patient!
My birth certificate.
Act the birth of my sister & apos. and power of attorney.
Now get me a copy of my brother's notes & apos and photos
so we can get out of here.
How do you feel ?
It's time to bring my sister back to Clover.
This is my mother. This is my mother.
This is my sister. We just found my sister today.
Now, look. He was slightly swollen around his eyes. </ P>
- Deborah! Deborah! - She cried because she couldn't find me. </ P>
- Oh, this is my reporter. This is my reporter. - Hey. </ P>
- We're on our way to Clover. - Hey. </ P>
- Have you been to Clover? - Deborah, hey. </ P>
You've been to Clover? You have to go to Clover! </ P>
- Deborah. Listen. - See you soon! </ P>
Come here. I have to talk to you. </ P>
Me & apos; m... I am tired. You are tired. </ P>
Why don't we go to the motel now, check in,
and then we can go to Clover in the morning? </ P>
Leave it & do it.
Here it is, mama & aposaku notes.
Are you sure?
Stop yourself.
I will sleep.
I will not sleep.
Leave & apply busy.
What do you get?
Okay .
"Twenty-eight year old woman.
" Rh-positive, November 2, 1949. "
This is three days before you are born.
>
Let me see.
"August 8, 1951.
" The tube is filled with radium placed inside the cervix and sewn into... "
Let me see that. I see that.
Why don & apos; t we... Why don't we call the front desk
and see if there are & apos; sa Kinko & apos; s close?
There are more than 100 pages here, and some are in very bad condition,
and there is no way
that we will be able to read everything and take notes tonight.
I can read.
And you can take notes.
"August 8, 1951.
"Thirty-year-old woman. </ P>
" Biopsy of the cervix. "</ P>
Oh, wait, wait, wait, can I see...
Oh, my Lord , this could be when Johns Hopkins first took the sample.
Enough about Hopkins!
"Lucille Elsie Lacked.
" Pneumo... "
" Encephalography.
"To prevent blurry X-rays in the brain, the doctor will drill a hole into the skull
" and drain the liquid. < br /> and pump air into the brain. "
Deborah, are you okay?
"Elsie Weak, 10 years.
" January 20. "
Deborah, you. < br /> only two months when...
Turn it off.
I don't want you to put it in the book.
I don't want you to enter it into the book!
- I won & apos; t, I promised. - You smiled because you were lying.
No, I smiled because I think it's very sweet you want to protect your sister. </ P>
That's why I smile. </ P>
- I'm sorry. - Who pays you? </ P>
- What? - Who do you work for? </ P>
We have been through this before. </ P>
- Who paid for this room? - I told you I was working...
-... at Johns Hopkins! Johns Hopkins! - I told you before...
Get rid of me! Let me go! </ P>
Jesus Christ, how many times I have to tell you
I work for myself? </ P>
I'm not working for Johns Hopkins! </ P>
I'm not the Lord's God! </ P>
If you don't believe me after everything we naturally,
you can go alone!
I was so worried last night. Bringing me an Ambien.
Painting my nails.
I did it a terrible job.
Continental breakfast, 99 cents.
Save money.
Deborah, I...
We are messy, girl.
But you have to promise me something.
You can't let me and others hold you back from writing this book.
And all that happened last night. All of that must go in there, too.
No, no, no, I don't put myself in the book.
- Well, I won't be there alone.
That is all part from the story now. </ P>
We're fine, boo? </ P>
Are you... Are you okay? What...
I sometimes get this method. </ P>
Do you want to come with me? </ P>
I have thought about copyrighting of my mother & apos; s signature
so no one can steal it,
then I will prepare a webpage and ask people to donate,
and then I will use their donations.
I will get a monument and I will put it in the grave.
And then I will change the Home House...
I will change the Home House
> become a museum.
I thought we should look for a doctor.
I thought that this don didn't look like they were cleaning.
- I thought we have to stop... - Nothing can be fixed Benadryl.
Here, open this for me.
And inside... I have thought about it.
Inside I will put the wax statue,
from my mother, and then I will put a wax statue,
and then a few cells,
and then I will have. people come and watch them breed.
Come on, take your camera.
Take a photo of me and my sister. </ P>
Now, the three of us are at my mother's grave. </ P>
- Fast, fast. </ P>
The weather doesn't look good. </ P>
This is the only time. the three of us will be together .
Okay, listen to me. Leave & apos; back to the car. </ P>
- I think... I think this...
Deborah? </ P>
Lawrence moved away.
Don't want to see my mother fell to the ground.
<> This thought, these signs don't mean anything
compared to signs. Up and down Zakariyya & apos; s back.
Ethel's Evil Aunt, which my father took care of us
after our mother died, he hates us.
Daddy is busy working, no one sees.
He hates us!
But he has a special hatred
for little Zakariyya, special hatred for him.
Sometimes in the middle of night for no reason,
he will hold him in the corner in the basement,
and he will... He will defeat, and defeat,
and defeat, his love for him.
So, this hurts... .
This hurts nothing compared to Galen,
Aunt Ethel's husband & apos, when I was 15...
- Stop. - Shh!
- Stop, stop, stop. - Shh!
Stop!
- Shh! </ P>
- God, stop...
Stop.
If you two put your hand on these kids again,
so help me God, I will kill you dead.
Open your mouth to lie, bitch, and I'll do it now.
Sonny, Little Joe, You go home with me.
If my mom ever lived, all these bad things,
they will never & apos; has happened, because my mom...
My mother, she will & apos; ve...
He will & apos; ve slapped Aunt Ethel. </ P>
And he will & apos; ve told Galen, "You stopped it! </ P>
" You stopped it. That's my child. You stop it. That is my child! "</ P>
Zakariyya will not have to go to jail. </ P>
He won't have been so bad. </ P>
Everyone takes things
they have no right to take. </ P>
And that's why he is. Look at his face.
He knows.
His mother never returns.
One day, she has a mother.
>
And the next day, he doesn't need to.
Nobody knows why.
It's OK. It's okay. </ P>
I'm very sorry, I'm very sorry. </ P>
- It's okay. - I'm very sorry. </ P>
- It's okay. - I'm sorry. </ P>
It's OK. Everything is alright. It's okay...
Hey, cuz. Hey, Aunt Gladys. </ P>
Hey. How are you? </ P>
See what I got from Crownsville. This is my sister. </ P>
Because you don't look so good now. </ P>
I only got a reaction. I experienced a reaction. </ P>
I broke up, and I was swollen
because of all these things. I learned about my mother. </ P>
Sick.
- Sick. - Come on, sit down. </ P>
Bets You don't know...
Bets You don't know that they inject my mom
with all kinds of poisons.
Dale, relax.
No, only time I can relax is when I drive here.
That's the only time I can relax,
until I start thinking what they do to my mother.
Do you know what they are doing? They do what is called chamacallit.
They clone it! They clone it! </ P>
Deborah, remember we talked about this? They didn't do that. </ P>
They don't do that. Remember we talked about it? </ P>
No, no, you know what they are doing? They mix it with mice
And now they say that he is not even a human no longer!
He is not even a human anymore!
They gave my mother AIDS, and then they injected it into the monkey.
They injected it into the monkey.
They injected it into the monkey...
Don't make yourself sick because something. You can't do it there's nothing!
You have to let God handle it!
I only talk to God, and He is trying to take over,
but I have tried to keep him away from this,
but He won't let me hold it back.
God, I raise my hand...
I raise my hand and offer praise to you, Lord.
You are accepted in this place.
You are accepted here the ship is broken.
Let's touch me, Lord. Let's touch me tonight.
- God... < br /> - I thank you, Lord, p>
because we need your help
lift their weight. from this woman, God.
Lift this burden, Lord. Lift this burden, God. </ P>
Take it away. We don't need it. </ P>
You are welcome to this place,
welcome to this broken ship. </ P>
Show me the way, Lord. </ P>
Show me which way to go. Show me which way to go. </ P>
Take this burden from me, God. </ P>
Take this burden from me. </ P>
I don't want it anymore. I don't want it anymore. </ P>
You don't alone!
You are not alone.
Let him bring & apos; em!
Give him...
Let him bring it! Let him bring it! </ P>
Let him bring it! </ P>
Leave it alone. </ P>
Leave it alone, leave it alone, leave it alone. </ P>
Leave it alone. Leave it alone. </ P>
It's OK. It is okay. </ P>
Just leave it, honey. </ P>
Leave it alone, here it is. </ P>
Leave it alone, honey. Leave it alone. </ P>
Phew. </ P>
I'll be back tomorrow for some more. </ P>
Oh, it's still down out there. </ P>
There's still out there. </ P>
Still down there. </ P>
What it feels like, when you & apos; re
say those words, and...
What does it feel like?
Well, it's only God. Tell Debora that He cares. </ P>
Read. </ P>
Hardly. </ P>
"Those who believe in me. Will live even if they die,
"and those who live and trust me. will never die. "
Henrietta is selected,
and when God chooses angels to do their work,
you never know what they will return to look like.
So you believe that Henrietta's spirit & aposso live on those cells?
No, Henrietta is those cells.
Aunt Sadie, what are you doing here?
Checking my girl.
>
A few days ago,
I had to remember the last time Hennie and I climbed the wheel.
Oh, the breeze.
Oh, you can clearly see to Sparrows Point.
I get something inside me.
Hennie, please don't & apos; let me know You have another baby with that man.
Hennie, no. </ P>
You must promise me. </ P>
Make sure nothing bad happens to my children. </ P>
Especially my baby girl. </ P>
I want to braid her hair ,
dress him up very pretty,
teach him how to paint his nails
and handle men.
You are mother you & aposo. the first breath in the morning,
and the last prayer at night.
Should I call Christoph?
Dale!
Don't worry, he promises to behave.
I don't have time to go crazy today, so alright.
Otherwise you won't be able to > go see them cell.
- Christoph. Hi, - Hi, Rebecca. </ P>
Hello. It's Deborah, Christoph. </ P>
- Hello. - This is Henrietta's son & apos. Christoph...
Zakariyya Bari Abdul Rahman. </ P>
Zakariyya followed John the Baptist. </ P>
Bari, made of clay. Abdul, service. Rahman, the Most Gracious. </ P>
I have worked with your mother's cell. for my whole life, and this
is truly an honor. </ P>
Please, follow me. </ P>
Thank you very much. </ P>
Thank you. </ P>
Miss? Follow me. </ P>
Oh, don't worry, it's not dangerous. </ P>
Which one... Which is our mother's cell? </ P>
Well, they are all. </ P>
Oh, my God. </ P>
We can save it here
for 100 years, even more.
She & sos; s cold.
You're famous.
Nobody knows.
- Oh, that's it. - Yes.
Can I see that in...
Oh, yes, please. </ P>
It's here. </ P>
Dale, look. </ P>
Hoo -hoo! </ P>
Will you see here!
Excuse me.
Will you turn on the lights, please?
Oh my God.
I can't think who which is more feasible.
- Hold the baby.
Here it is, hold the baby. He won & apos; t...
Look? He won't cry. </ P>
All right, let's all take pictures on the count of three. </ P>
One, two, three. </ P>
- Jabrea! - Jabrea! </ P>
- Thank you, kid. - Mmm-hmm. </ P>
Selamat tinggal.
So when I finish it, do you want me to send it to you
or do you want me to go down and read it?
Only certain parts.
Already thinking of going back to school.
Wow.
- Getting certification to become a nurse assistant. - That's amazing.
It's busy.
Deborah, hey.
I'm heading to Roanoke's public record room,
so I think I'll just swing with Clover, < br /> check Cliff.
Do you want to come along?
Deborah, I saw a mock-up from the book cover today.
I hope you like it like me.
Call me.
Sonny, please tell your sister
to stop screwing up and replying to my call?
Thank you.
When I die, I'm happy I don't need to tell my mother's story,
everything that happens ,
because you have watched everything.
There will be no words,
just hugged and cried a lot.
Heaven looks like Clover, Virginia.
I mother love it there,
more than anywhere else in the world.
I don't want to be immortal if it means living forever.
Because then other people just die and grow old in front of you
while you stay the same,
and that's sad.
Go up three floors. Can you count? </ P>
Say "hey" to Mommy. </ P>
Mommy. </ P>
I don't know how I will go.
I just hope it's good and calm.
Maybe I'll come back as a number of HeLa cells, like my mother.
That way, we can do good there. in the world together.
I think I will like it.
My baby Deborah
Your mother loves you
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