Jeez, what's wrong with you people? It's not that bad. They'll cut off the extra legs, and at worst he won't be able to walk. (I have no idea what his prospects are for that, maybe nobody does yet.) And that would be sad, but hardly a fate worse than death.
In a case like that, the patient can usually walk afterwards. The only problem like that I've witnessed has been with Siamese Twins. If they share certain parts, like a kidney, a hip or a leg, than there's usually a greater risk and more difficulty on how to separate them. There were Siamese girls and both only had one leg. They were separated and now both have to wear prosthetics.
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Jeez, what's wrong with you people? It's not that bad. They'll cut off the extra legs, and at worst he won't be able to walk. (I have no idea what his prospects are for that, maybe nobody does yet.) And that would be sad, but hardly a fate worse than death.
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In a case like that, the patient can usually walk afterwards. The only problem like that I've witnessed has been with Siamese Twins. If they share certain parts, like a kidney, a hip or a leg, than there's usually a greater risk and more difficulty on how to separate them. There were Siamese girls and both only had one leg. They were separated and now both have to wear prosthetics.