[gclare]

This is Harlequin Icthyosis. Google: "Nusrit "Nelly" Shaheen" to see a person who was treated properly for it and is 24.

[mgedenfield]

If that is HID, it's a miracle he survived. The massive skin infections don't usually allow one to live long after birth

[stabwoundx]

win

[Larskank<3]

D:

[annmarie]

this child looks like he was in pain

[McMothman]

You could be right, there's less than 5 cases of kiddo's surviving Harlequin past baby years, maybe he's one of the unlucky fuckers (honestly, he is a unlucky fucker to live like that) But yeah, but I'd kill him for his own sake, he's most like braindamaged to the max and if you poke him he'll bleed on you.

[beccatheeditor]

Originally Posted by McMothman ↗

You could be right, there's less than 5 cases of kiddo's surviving Harlequin past baby years, maybe he's one of the unlucky fuckers (honestly, he is a unlucky fucker to live like that) But yeah, but I'd kill him for his own sake, he's most like braindamaged to the max and if you poke him he'll bleed on you.

People with harlequin ichthyosis are not brain damaged. Except for their skin, they are entirely normal.

[ratbutt]

Harlquin?

[juancarlos331]

at least he'll have a great future working in horror movies!

[nobodysfool1967]

what is that?