Community Tard Baby General (includes brain dead kids) - Fundies and their genetic Fuckups; Parents of corpses in denial

So, that first video.
Like. I don't know what I was expecting when the dummy fell out.
But it wasn't that.

That child's life must be endless suffering.
Similar to another baby shared a while ago, you can see the eyeballs are under the skin, below where the open "eyes" are because the skin has been stretched up and over.

Truly horrific, well done.
Thank God that for once I am not reading this thread while eating.
 
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Meet Bilal, who has a head bigger than Luna's and a dad cashing in on it
That poor kid. Many of the comments I read on a couple of the videos are telling him to let the child go. What a terrible life!

There is def a grift going on there. Especially as some of the videos feature a motorbike and large toy cars for the other kids - many comments seem to be aware of this
 
I have personally heard of a pathology lab receiving a misdelivered brain specimen from a patient with CJD. Specimen was supposed to go to a state Department of Health and somehow ended up in the lab of a podunk little hospital, which didn't even have pathology services. The clinical lab staff didn't know what to do with it and were intrigued, so they OPENED THE CONTAINER. Someone finally had the sense to read the fucking submission paperwork and realized it was a possible CJD specimen and not for them. That was around the time that they discovered they didn't have anything on hand that would disinfect prions*. Someone had to drive 3+ hours with a bunch of formic acid to help them decontaminate, and the entire incident was immediately hushed up. I never heard how the specimen not only got routed to the wrong place, but somehow ended up at a hospital without a pathology department, but the whole thing sounded like a goddamn clusterfuck.


*Prions are extremely resistant to conventional sterilization methods, including alcohol, ammonia, hydrogen peroxide, UV light, microwave, and heat, and are transmissible after formalin fixation. They can even survive autoclaving.
This, and the fact that injestion of an unknown amount leads to an unknown chance of a fatal disorder means that it is the highest level of biosafety for the lab, on par with smallpox, meaning only a handful of labs in the entire world.

Also, every lab I've been in has been an absolute mess. Unknown samples, old chemicals, ancient unknown liquids, you name it.
 
The spells she has sometimes require cpr and manual bagging to start her breathing again:
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She also posted about what those spells are like. Scary and I’m surprised they’re able to resuscitate her back to life… I wonder if she’s ever considered just letting her go.. it seems like such a grim existence for everyone involved, especially Paisley.
 
Are Tay-Sachs brains also a prion risk like CJD brains? And other fucked up degenerative incurable conditions of the sort.

Prions are terrifying, even the spread of chronic wasting disease in deer which AFAIK doesn't effect humans worries me.

Thank fuck Archie is going to finally be laid to rest.
 
Are Tay-Sachs brains also a prion risk like CJD brains? And other fucked up degenerative incurable conditions of the sort.

Prions are terrifying, even the spread of chronic wasting disease in deer which AFAIK doesn't effect humans worries me.

Thank fuck Archie is going to finally be laid to rest.
There's some overlap as I've seen prions used to describe any proteins that misfold their neighbors, but I'd say true prions are those that can be injested and spread through that manner (though it's not like people are eating Alzheimer's brains so who knows).

Prion proteins misfold the native forms into aggregrates of themselves, making a sort of cascading effect. This happens in Alzheimer’s as misfolded beta-amyloid proteins will misfold and add more to themselves.

Actually, I assume prion diseases have such a long latency because it either 1. Takes so long for the cascade to take off or 2. The brain's mechanisms to cope with misfolding are able to keep up for awhile. Or both.
 
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So, that first video.
Like. I don't know what I was expecting when the dummy fell out.
But it wasn't that.

That child's life must be endless suffering.
Similar to another baby shared a while ago, you can see the eyeballs are under the skin, below where the open "eyes" are because the skin has been stretched up and over.

Truly horrific, well done.

He's making noises that imply discomfort. So he's got to feel pain. Does the skin eventually just break open? It already looks stretched to the limit.

Editing to say that I horrifically answered my own question by googling hydrocephalus and seeing pictures of a rupture.
 
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I have personally heard of a pathology lab receiving a misdelivered brain specimen from a patient with CJD. Specimen was supposed to go to a state Department of Health and somehow ended up in the lab of a podunk little hospital, which didn't even have pathology services. The clinical lab staff didn't know what to do with it and were intrigued, so they OPENED THE CONTAINER. Someone finally had the sense to read the fucking submission paperwork and realized it was a possible CJD specimen and not for them. That was around the time that they discovered they didn't have anything on hand that would disinfect prions*. Someone had to drive 3+ hours with a bunch of formic acid to help them decontaminate, and the entire incident was immediately hushed up. I never heard how the specimen not only got routed to the wrong place, but somehow ended up at a hospital without a pathology department, but the whole thing sounded like a goddamn clusterfuck.


*Prions are extremely resistant to conventional sterilization methods, including alcohol, ammonia, hydrogen peroxide, UV light, microwave, and heat, and are transmissible after formalin fixation. They can even survive autoclaving.
I bet I know the hospital you're going on about. Does it start with an E?
The spells she has sometimes require cpr and manual bagging to start her breathing again:
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My grandpa had a spell like that awhile back. We called it "dying."
 
So, that first video.
Like. I don't know what I was expecting when the dummy fell out.
But it wasn't that.

That child's life must be endless suffering.
Similar to another baby shared a while ago, you can see the eyeballs are under the skin, below where the open "eyes" are because the skin has been stretched up and over.

Truly horrific, well done.
The phenomenon is called "doll eyes." It also occurs in "normal" people experiencing certain types of heavy-duty brain damage.

Earlier in this thread, there were posts about an Indian girl named Roona who looked like this. There's a 45-minute Netflix program called "Rooting For Roona" that is very good; the filmmaker went there because he was interested in the plight of brickworkers at a certain factory, and everyone said, "You have to see Abdul's daughter." (His actual name, BTW; they are Muslim.) In time, they were able to get treatment for Roona, which did improve her appearance, mentation, and overall QOL, but sadly, she got an infection and died in her parents' arms when she was about 3 years old. She was never able to walk or talk, although she was definitely working on both of those and I really believe that she would have eventually been able to do both had she lived long enough, although she would always have been disabled.
 
The phenomenon is called "doll eyes." It also occurs in "normal" people experiencing certain types of heavy-duty brain damage.

Earlier in this thread, there were posts about an Indian girl named Roona who looked like this. There's a 45-minute Netflix program called "Rooting For Roona" that is very good; the filmmaker went there because he was interested in the plight of brickworkers at a certain factory, and everyone said, "You have to see Abdul's daughter." (His actual name, BTW; they are Muslim.) In time, they were able to get treatment for Roona, which did improve her appearance, mentation, and overall QOL, but sadly, she got an infection and died in her parents' arms when she was about 3 years old. She was never able to walk or talk, although she was definitely working on both of those and I really believe that she would have eventually been able to do both had she lived long enough, although she would always have been disabled.
She was 3 when they finally did treatment, think she was 5 when she died. Pictures of her before her death showed a much more alert child. Final picture is not long before she became sick and died after her 5th or 6th surgery.
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The phenomenon is called "doll eyes." It also occurs in "normal" people experiencing certain types of heavy-duty brain damage.
No, Doll's eyes is completely different and can be part of brain death testing. It is a reflex that should be present normally where the eyes will move to maintain a focus when the head is tuned.
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This child literally has their skin from their lower face stretched over their eyeballs.
 
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