It's a horrid condition, and it is very confronting, so your reaction is understandable. The first time I saw it on the internet, I didn't believe it was real, the poor little babies do not look human.
After seeing it, I went through a period of being angry at myself for thinking "If that was my child, I don't know that I would be able to love it" which is a horrible thing to think.
I can't imagine how strong and brave these people are to live with such a condition.
Do you even know what the condition is? Probably not, because you run your mouth off about nothing all the time, amd are too stupid to uunderstand the idea that the whole room is not called "the toilet".
And no where did I say that the condition would be the hardest part to live with. You've just decided to be an uninformed dick, as per usual.
Is it normal to be terrified of babies with harlequin icthiosis
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It's a horrid condition, and it is very confronting, so your reaction is understandable. The first time I saw it on the internet, I didn't believe it was real, the poor little babies do not look human.
After seeing it, I went through a period of being angry at myself for thinking "If that was my child, I don't know that I would be able to love it" which is a horrible thing to think.
I can't imagine how strong and brave these people are to live with such a condition.
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It wouldn't be the condition that would be the hardest thing to live with, it would be other people's reactions, which is true of most "disabilties"
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Do you even know what the condition is? Probably not, because you run your mouth off about nothing all the time, amd are too stupid to uunderstand the idea that the whole room is not called "the toilet".
And no where did I say that the condition would be the hardest part to live with. You've just decided to be an uninformed dick, as per usual.