Octopus child!

[Frazzums]

Kinda crazy and sad...


http://news.yahoo.com/photo/071106/4...fb180115ff1ad5

[Shadow1]

not to be funny or nothing but it looks like a failed twins birth. if you look the only thing missing from the other side is the head(aside from the other anatomy).

[Leung]

my goodness...

[Mr_Doitagain]

What talked about this at work the other day.... It makes me feel bad when I see stuff like that..... I try to think to myself..... What is going on in the mind of that child? I have seen where things like this do happen for women that take the twin pills.....Shadow1: What u said is possible

[accordtypeR]

not to be funny or nothing but it looks like a failed twins birth. if you look the only thing missing from the other side is the head(aside from the other anatomy).

Thats actually what happened..shes has already gone through extensive surgery now shes in critical condition and is under heavy observation for tests.

[Frazzums]

IMO you rarely see this happening to babies born in the US you always see birth defects in third world countries.

[slick]

IMO you rarely see this happening to babies born in the US you always see birth defects in third world countries.

Its really not their fault that their countries have bad luck

[Mr_Doitagain]

Its really not their fault that their countries have bad luck

In most cases it’s their governments fault….. In one way or another

[nolehorridus]

IMO you rarely see this happening to babies born in the US you always see birth defects in third world countries.

"rarely see this happening" is actually tens of thousands of births per year in this country that have a serious genetic defect, but that's still not bad compared to the fact that 90% of all birth defects are from poor countries. they simply can't afford the medical care to prevent them. also, in a lot of countries, parents are closely related which increases the chance of defects. just over 8% of the kids on earth have parents who are related. inbreeding does that.

sadly, MOST of the defects here are of a more serious nature, like down syndrome, sickle cell, diabetes, cp, etc.

my oldest girl has CP and it's because of the medicine my ex wife was taking (dilantin) for her epilepsy.

a lot of the defects here could be prevented, but between drug and alcohol use, fertility-aid mishaps and bad luck, they do happen.

[SN2BH22CB7]

"rarely see this happening" is actually tens of thousands of births per year in this country that have a serious genetic defect, but that's still not bad compared to the fact that 90% of all birth defects are from poor countries. they simply can't afford the medical care to prevent them. also, in a lot of countries, parents are closely related which increases the chance of defects. just over 8% of the kids on earth have parents who are related. inbreeding does that.

sadly, MOST of the defects here are of a more serious nature, like down syndrome, sickle cell, diabetes, cp, etc.

my oldest girl has CP and it's because of the medicine my ex wife was taking (dilantin) for her epilepsy.

a lot of the defects here could be prevented, but between drug and alcohol use, fertility-aid mishaps and bad luck, they do happen.

Kinda like ( The Hills Have eyes )

[bresk8r87]

wow..... you actually went there. actually, nothing like 'the hills have eyes'. wtf is wrong with you? this isnt a cheesy B rate horror movie, this is real life man.

[blizzard335]

Lakshmi has a parasitic twin. She even has 2 spines.

The surgeons did the operation for free IIRC.

[hondaccordgrl]

That is so sad, she is a beautiful little girl, and only 2.

[F22HB]

thats terrible. Atleast she will kinda be normal..

[jennaccord_210]

so ... how does she go potty ... i know she already had the surgery and the prolly fixed that. but before the surgery .. how did she potty??