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pulmonaire: by Sarah Ogren

pulmonaire:

by Sarah Ogren

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Wednesday, December 28th 2011 9:21pm

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Wednesday, December 28th 2011 9:19pm

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Wednesday, December 28th 2011 9:18pm

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Wednesday, December 28th 2011 9:14pm

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Tuesday, December 20th 2011 2:18am

meth-induced: (color source)

meth-induced:

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Friday, December 16th 2011 1:10pm

mother, treat her right treat her right

mother, treat her right treat her right

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Friday, December 16th 2011 1:06pm

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Tuesday, December 13th 2011 6:58pm

always

always

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Tuesday, December 13th 2011 6:57pm

unrealaorist:

dwarf japanese flying squirrels

!!!!

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Tuesday, December 13th 2011 6:51pm

jossarden:

Images via Dogs + Babies

so coot. i post way too many animal photos on here…

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Tuesday, December 13th 2011 6:42pm

neraiutsuze: ramirezdahmerbundy: Giving Birth to a Mummy Zahra Aboutalib, from Morocco, delivered a child she’d been carrying for almost half a century. This shocking yet fascinating story began in 1955 when Zahra went into labor. She was rushed to a hospital, but after watching a woman dying on the operation table during a Caesarean section, Zahra fled back in her small village outside Casablanca. After the pains were gone and the baby stopped kicking, Zahra considered him a “sleeping baby”. “Sleeping babies” are, according to Moroccan folk belief, babies that can live inside a woman’s womb to protect her honor. When Zahra was 75, the excruciating pains occurred again. Doctors performed an ultrasound test and discovered that her “sleeping child” was actually an ectopic pregnancy. What is even more amazing is how Zahra survived and how the dead fetus was accepted by the body just like another organ. Generally, this doesn’t happen. If not discovered in time, the growing fetus will eventually strain and burst the organ that contains it. Under these circumstances, the mother has few surviving chances. After nearly five hours, the surgeons successfully removed Zahra’s calcified fetus. Stone babies, lithopedions, are an extremely rare medical phenomenon. According to the Journal of the Royal Society of Medicine, only 290 cases of stone babies have been documented.

neraiutsuze:

ramirezdahmerbundy:

Giving Birth to a Mummy

Zahra Aboutalib, from Morocco, delivered a child she’d been carrying for almost half a century. This shocking yet fascinating story began in 1955 when Zahra went into labor. She was rushed to a hospital, but after watching a woman dying on the operation table during a Caesarean section, Zahra fled back in her small village outside Casablanca. After the pains were gone and the baby stopped kicking, Zahra considered him a “sleeping baby”. “Sleeping babies” are, according to Moroccan folk belief, babies that can live inside a woman’s womb to protect her honor. When Zahra was 75, the excruciating pains occurred again. Doctors performed an ultrasound test and discovered that her “sleeping child” was actually an ectopic pregnancy. What is even more amazing is how Zahra survived and how the dead fetus was accepted by the body just like another organ. Generally, this doesn’t happen. If not discovered in time, the growing fetus will eventually strain and burst the organ that contains it. Under these circumstances, the mother has few surviving chances. After nearly five hours, the surgeons successfully removed Zahra’s calcified fetus.

Stone babies, lithopedions, are an extremely rare medical phenomenon. According to the Journal of the Royal Society of Medicine, only 290 cases of stone babies have been documented.

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Sunday, November 20th 2011 9:42pm

somethinq-cute: Husky Dog

somethinq-cute:

Husky Dog

Sunday, November 20th 2011 4:02pm

v-agabonds: Acorn By Marko_K

v-agabonds:

Acorn

By Marko_K

Sunday, November 20th 2011 4:02pm

whataterriblethought: Remember the days when you could show a cross-dressing satan lobster on a children’s cartoon show without parents bitching about it? haha

whataterriblethought:

Remember the days when you could show a cross-dressing satan lobster on a children’s cartoon show without parents bitching about it?

haha

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Monday, November 14th 2011 10:44pm