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Re: Harlequin Babies.
Man Survives Rare Skin-Shedding Disease - Staying Healthy News Story - KGTV San Diego You can make it in these days with a lot of medical attation. But the pain is killing these baby's .. look at these picture's and story's Ichthyosis congenita, harlequin fetus type Gr and enjoy |
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02-20-2009, 05:39 AM
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Re: Harlequin Babies.
True story: A harlequin baby was born in ancient aztec times to a royal family, they worshipped this child as a god. As the story goes, the child grew into adulthood and became a terrible powerful tyrant-ruler responsible for the deaths of thousands of aztec slaves. He was assassinated, his head chopped off and body eaten. Thats probably the most interesting harlequin story out there  |
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02-20-2009, 05:54 AM
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Re: Harlequin Babies.
I dont know about that, if harlequins grow up where are the pictures of the child, teenage or adult harlequins? I have only seen pix of babies with this condition |
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02-20-2009, 06:50 PM
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you don't have a source on that do you? i'd say it's bullshit. harlequin ichthyosis is usually fatal at birth and even if the baby survives the chances of becoming an adult is slim. doing so as well as being some kind of authority 500-700 years ago, is unlikely to say the least. Man Survives Rare Skin-Shedding Disease - Health News Story - WEWS Cleveland |
