[b00]

Originally Posted by jayde11 ↗

That is sad, poor guy, I bet he is lonely. I can only imagine he doesn't get out much.

he does get out very much, he doesnt care what people think he will go up to that person and be like ''what are you looking at''.in the documentary that featured him, he got together with a few people and made a get-together in his small town to show everyone who he was and what was wrong with him, he didnt want people to be scared of him or get the wrong idea about him. so he put himself outthere so the towns people could get to know him, the real him & not the deformity on his face.

[classicpunker]

I think this deformity originated as a 'Port Wine Stain Birthmark.'

Port Wine Stains are common birthmarks that usually appear on the face, particularly the forehead. Many go away weeks or months after birth -- or just never get noticeably bigger. But some just go awry -- and become massive, vascular tumors hard to treat or operate on -- which is why the tumors are allowed to grow bigger and bigger -- as many surgeons will not operate because of the high risk of severe bleeding and other complications that may result in death to the patient.

[10Trees]

ive never seen the documentary, but the first thing i thought was how does he talk, eat, breathe, etc.

[zherwell]

of course, it's not a worm

[truskawka]

Hi,
he suffers from a kind of angioma, i saw a documenraty about, he was prepared o have this tumour removed but he din't decide for the operation

[burford]

hemangioma or some shit like that

[SlimShadyLurkin]

Yah this is an old case. thanks for the bg info but..do you think if he falls on his face..he'll bounce back on his feet??