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You may have heard the controversial story of two parents who have basicly stunted the growth of their daughter by letting the doctors give her high doses of oestrogen, and removing uterus, appendix and breasts. so as to keep her small so she will be easier to handle in the years to come
She has a rare brain disorder which leaves not being able to do anything for herself and is basicly a cabbage. The parents said they did it to "maximise her quality of life" but I ask what is a life when all you do is lie there and dribble with no comprehension of yourself or yhe world about you?
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kept? yes.
post on getbig? no.
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no they should be destroyed along with anyone whose IQ is under 120
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no they should be destroyed along with anyone whose IQ is under 120
that gets rid of most people :-\
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No, they shouldn't be kept alive. That's mercy.
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that gets rid of most people
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jim do you consider yourself better than people with sub 120 IQ? And what is your IQ?
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i consider myself better than everyone and my IQ is around 150
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whatever sandnigger
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REKARD!!!
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haider has napolean syndrome. Being a 5'7" muzzie paki is a disability yo!
3 Disabilities he has!
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haider has napolean syndrome. Being a 5'7" muzzie paki is a disability yo!
3 Disabilities he has!
muzzie and paki is a combo you dont wanna mess with ya caveman fvck! ;D
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i consider myself better than everyone and my IQ is around 150
I'm up there with you but I consider a high IQ to often be a mixed blessing which in no way makes one superior to those who may be less intelligent... although sometimes I seriously wonder how people with an IQ much under 100 manage to make it through life.
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muzzie and paki is a combo you dont wanna mess with ya caveman fvck! ;D
Ok, whatever you say polythesist.
How often do you pray to the Goddesses these days? Who's your fave? al-Lat, al-'Uzza or Manat?
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Ok, whatever you say polythesist.
How often do you pray to the Goddesses these days? Who's your fave? al-Lat, al-'Uzza or Manat?
get some rest bro :-\ gotta go revise some chapters from the Noble Qur'an..
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nope
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get some rest bro :-\ gotta go revise some chapters from the Noble Qur'an..
Sorry, don't be ignorant and answer the question I asked.
al-Lat, al-'Uzza or Manat?
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not in this thread ya heathen... not this thread. Gotta go now.
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I also have a personal story about this: My mum had rubella (german measles) during early pregnancy.
thanks hun, i had been trying to figure out what the fuck was wrong with you
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if xlinda had been put to death we would have been spared of one less troll!
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not in this thread ya heathen... not this thread. Gotta go now.
Ironic you should call me a pagan, when it was once your prophet who commissioned the worship of pagan Goddesses and idols.
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Geez Dies.
Not sure about this one. I've a friend who is an ex-midwife (catholic), who worked in Italy. According to her, they just throttle the disformed babes, chuck it out and tell the mum everything will be alright.
Nowadays, of course, sperm is dysfunctional and so are women's eggs, so they'll have just about anything. I mean, my heart goes out to them, but I reckon they're taking on far too much. Plus it costs way too much.
I also have a personal story about this: My mum had rubella (german measles) during early pregnancy. This was the early 60s or thereabouts. Nowadays they would abort. I was born with a congenital cataract (blind in one eye). I coulda been downs syndrome or something. Instead, I'm beautiful, can see fine, have perfect teeth, great skin, nice bones
...and I've a high IQ.
I don't know, but i think I'd abort the mongoloid.
sorry
xL
(& that's pretty much how come I decided not to have children... Hell no.
So, at once upon a time sperm and ovaries where 100% perfect in every human?
OK... ::)
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well considering I lived with a severly handicapped son for a little over a year I would say yes. My son was born with HPE, basically he had a stroke in utero and his brain stopped developing very early on. He was born with very little brain matter and tons of complications. We decided to have the baby and do everything in our power to keep him comfortable while he was alive, we had him on various forms of pain medication and monitored him very closely. it was hard but I think it brought our family closer together and now we help other families out who are in similar situations. I fully underestand that some people can't handle it.
the time my family spent with my son was some of the most touching moments in my life, my son and daughter are much stronger for helping out with thier brother and cherish the memories they have of him.
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thanks, natur-al, for your story. obviously I don't know wtf I'm talking about.
I just know I'm so very lucky.
well, it wasn't easy but it was a very touching time in our lives. I don't wish it on anybody cause there was alot of heartache. WE had hospas so we had alot of support, if you get in touch with the right people they can provide alot of mental as well as medical support. I would encourage anyone with a handicapped child to contact thier hospital and look into support groups and if it's needed get hospas involved. Doctors for the most part are very cold and don't offer enough information...we were just told "you're gonna have a vegtable" initially but once hospas came into our lives they helped us understand exactly what was going on and what we needed to do to keep my son comfortable, they worked with us on eveything.
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well considering I lived with a severly handicapped son for a little over a year I would say yes. My son was born with HPE, basically he had a stroke in utero and his brain stopped developing very early on. He was born with very little brain matter and tons of complications. We decided to have the baby and do everything in our power to keep him comfortable while he was alive, we had him on various forms of pain medication and monitored him very closely. it was hard but I think it brought our family closer together and now we help other families out who are in similar situations. I fully underestand that some people can't handle it.
the time my family spent with my son was some of the most touching moments in my life, my son and daughter are much stronger for helping out with thier brother and cherish the memories they have of him.
God I'm sorry to hear that man. I hope I haven't offended you with this thread..
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God I'm sorry to hear that man. I hope I haven't offended you with this thread..
I didn't read all the responses just posted....most people are uninformed and there's nothing wrong with that. Lots of times when a child is born with something very severe like a chromosome malformation they don't live very long...we're helping out a girl with a baby that was born with a chromosome disorder...husband left her a few weeks ago...I guess you don't know how you're gonna react until you're put into the situation.
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I didn't read all the responses just posted....most people are uninformed and there's nothing wrong with that. Lots of times when a child is born with something very severe like a chromosome malformation they don't live very long...we're helping out a girl with a baby that was born with a chromosome disorder...husband left her a few weeks ago...I guess you don't know how you're gonna react until you're put into the situation.
Well thanks for your response and sharing your story.
Me personaly, I couldn't go through with having a baby like that for all the obvious reasons. I'm not knocking you, God only knows how hard it must be to make a decision like that. You're stronger than me that's for sure
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Well thanks for your response and sharing your story.
Me personaly, I couldn't go through with having a baby like that for all the obvious reasons. I'm not knocking you, God only knows how hard it must be to make a decision like that. You're stronger than me that's for sure
we went back and forth, he was not supposed to survive birth so it was a little shocking when he did. it's alot harder once you have to "really" make the call. I don't blame people for not wanting to go through with it but it kinda depends when you find out...we didn't find out until a little later in the pregnancy, it was in August and he was born in December.
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well considering I lived with a severly handicapped son for a little over a year I would say yes. My son was born with HPE, basically he had a stroke in utero and his brain stopped developing very early on. He was born with very little brain matter and tons of complications. We decided to have the baby and do everything in our power to keep him comfortable while he was alive, we had him on various forms of pain medication and monitored him very closely. it was hard but I think it brought our family closer together and now we help other families out who are in similar situations. I fully underestand that some people can't handle it.
the time my family spent with my son was some of the most touching moments in my life, my son and daughter are much stronger for helping out with thier brother and cherish the memories they have of him.
Wow, that's something, Al. I give ya a lot of credit. How did you know the situation before birth, did your wife have amnio or complications during pregnancy? My brothers daughter is also very handicapped and it's really difficult. Lots of surgery (5-6 back surgery's), no verbal communication, and needs 24 hour care from them and a nurse. If they are "severly" handicapped then i think it's better for everyone if the preganancy is aborted. I understand others views, though.
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Wow, that's something, Al. I give ya a lot of credit. How did you know the situation before birth, did your wife have amnio or complications during pregnancy? My brothers daughter is also very handicapped and it's really difficult. Lots of surgery (5-6 back surgery's), no verbal communication, and needs 24 hour care from them and a nurse. If they are "severly" handicapped then i think it's better for everyone if the preganancy is aborted. I understand others views, though.
she went in for an ultrasound and they found something "impressive" in the area of the brain, at first they thought it was just some spinal fluid that leaked, all he would need was a shunt. We went back a week later and were told it was much worse and they suggested an amnio to see if it was a chromosome malformation. it wasn't but they didn't tell us what it was but told us he would not survive birth and IF he did he'd be a vegtable. he was born and we thought he was still born but a little while later he was moving. As we were leaving the hospital someone gave us hospas' number to call and it went from there. they explained what was wrong and what to expect. he was not a vegtable, he couldn't really do much but he could do alot more than they thought and my wife had an incredible bond with him. The end was not pretty, we knew it was coming because it was getting harder and harder to manage his pain, that was probably the worst, we kept pumping morphine in him the day before he died..we finally got him calmed down and put him to bed...he never woke up, he died peacefully in his sleep. My wife and daughter cleaned him up and we had time to say goodbye before the funeral home came.
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Ironic you should call me a pagan, when it was once your prophet who commissioned the worship of pagan Goddesses and idols.
no truth to this at all. Looks like you're doing your homework though ;) lat, uzzah, and manaat eh? Haven't we been down that road before?
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she went in for an ultrasound and they found something "impressive" in the area of the brain, at first they thought it was just some spinal fluid that leaked, all he would need was a shunt. We went back a week later and were told it was much worse and they suggested an amnio to see if it was a chromosome malformation. it wasn't but they didn't tell us what it was but told us he would not survive birth and IF he did he'd be a vegtable. he was born and we thought he was still born but a little while later he was moving. As we were leaving the hospital someone gave us hospas' number to call and it went from there. they explained what was wrong and what to expect. he was not a vegtable, he couldn't really do much but he could do alot more than they thought and my wife had an incredible bond with him. The end was not pretty, we knew it was coming because it was getting harder and harder to manage his pain, that was probably the worst, we kept pumping morphine in him the day before he died..we finally got him calmed down and put him to bed...he never woke up, he died peacefully in his sleep. My wife and daughter cleaned him up and we had time to say goodbye before the funeral home came.
My heart goes out to you. Our first had a chromosome malformation and was still born. I don't know if we were lucky of not. Thanks for the story, it put some things in a better light, and that was 20 years ago.
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My heart goes out to you. Our first had a chromosome malformation and was still born. I don't know if we were lucky of not. Thanks for the story, it put some things in a better light, and that was 20 years ago.
I'm sorry to hear about your first...
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that gets rid of most people :-\
LMAO!!!
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she went in for an ultrasound and they found something "impressive" in the area of the brain, at first they thought it was just some spinal fluid that leaked, all he would need was a shunt. We went back a week later and were told it was much worse and they suggested an amnio to see if it was a chromosome malformation. it wasn't but they didn't tell us what it was but told us he would not survive birth and IF he did he'd be a vegtable. he was born and we thought he was still born but a little while later he was moving. As we were leaving the hospital someone gave us hospas' number to call and it went from there. they explained what was wrong and what to expect. he was not a vegtable, he couldn't really do much but he could do alot more than they thought and my wife had an incredible bond with him. The end was not pretty, we knew it was coming because it was getting harder and harder to manage his pain, that was probably the worst, we kept pumping morphine in him the day before he died..we finally got him calmed down and put him to bed...he never woke up, he died peacefully in his sleep. My wife and daughter cleaned him up and we had time to say goodbye before the funeral home came.
wow, Al, i'm sorry to hear to hear that and I hope you guys are ok. Bless your family.
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No, because -
1. I have one next door and all he does is make unhuman screams and is annoying
2. They don't appreciate lift since they are handicapt, better off without living one than living a shit one and getting teased
3. They will never get anywhere in life so whats the point? ::)
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Sorry buts its my opinion, maybe there are different types of handi capt children, but this one keeps me awak alot in night and thats muscle time, so it gets me kinda ticked off.
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No, because -
1. I have one next door and all he does is make unhuman screams and is annoying
2. They don't appreciate lift since they are handicapt, better off without living one than living a shit one and getting teased
3. They will never get anywhere in life so whats the point? ::)
;)
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That's a really tough subject. I think the best thing would be to not let them go to term if the parents aren't willing and able to care for them. I could never have terminated my pregnancies, but I think it's an individual choice.
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Sorry buts its my opinion, maybe there are different types of handi capt children, but this one keeps me awak alot in night and thats muscle time, so it gets me kinda ticked off.
apparently hes not a good english teacher either
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well considering I lived with a severly handicapped son for a little over a year I would say yes. My son was born with HPE, basically he had a stroke in utero and his brain stopped developing very early on. He was born with very little brain matter and tons of complications. We decided to have the baby and do everything in our power to keep him comfortable while he was alive, we had him on various forms of pain medication and monitored him very closely. it was hard but I think it brought our family closer together and now we help other families out who are in similar situations. I fully underestand that some people can't handle it.
the time my family spent with my son was some of the most touching moments in my life, my son and daughter are much stronger for helping out with thier brother and cherish the memories they have of him.
Sorry for what you had to go through, bro.....
You're one emotionally strong person!
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We wouldn't have Vince aroundif they weren't kept alive