EPTTwins born that share one body. 2 heads 2 brains - Page 11
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Finland2292 Posts
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Borgur
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Yoshi Kirishima
United States10324 Posts
On December 23 2011 19:32 Borgur wrote: im sorry but all i could think of was Cho'gall /sorry again ha, or any ogre for that matter? | ||
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Rye.
United Kingdom88 Posts
It really is a shame though.they wont live a normal life, it will probably be short, painful, filled with medical procedures and they'll be unable to do things many normal people can do. I wonder if this whole thing could've been avoided with proper check-ups, I mean usually you can spot if there is something wrong with the fetus kinda early. Then again Brazil being quite catholic country, guess abortion wouldn't have been an option in any case.. Abortion isnt the only option. Early operations could seperate the two very early. i cant see why catholics would object to that. Then again, religion can make people into idiots. Speculation: The mother was probably in a small village somewhere without access to proper medical services. The NHS really does do a good job. | ||
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GhostOwl
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Flyingdutchman
Netherlands858 Posts
On December 23 2011 20:39 Rye. wrote: It made me think of the film 300. It really is a shame though.they wont live a normal life, it will probably be short, painful, filled with medical procedures and they'll be unable to do things many normal people can do. Abortion isnt the only option. Early operations could seperate the two very early. i cant see why catholics would object to that. Then again, religion can make people into idiots. Speculation: The mother was probably in a small village somewhere without access to proper medical services. The NHS really does do a good job. they have only one set of organs so seperating them post birth is impossible, let alone before birth. | ||
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