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Terrified baby.
What you'll need: ~20 sausages ~48 rashers of bacon ~1.2kg of sausage meat ~1kg of pork mince ~10 franks ~1kg of pastry (not 100% meat this time) ~1 onion ~1 mushroom ~2 packets of chipolata sausages ~various food colourings sage
A museum in the US is digitising a treasure trove of medical photos from an Army archive and posting them online for all the world to see. The National Museum of Health and Medicine in Washington DC has posted over 800 images on Flickr. The often confronting images stretch from the US Civil War to the Vietnam War. The entire collection can be viewed at Otis Historical Archives' Flickr account. All photos are courtesy of National Museum of Health and Medicine
A museum in the US is digitising a treasure trove of medical photos from an Army archive and posting them online for all the world to see. The National Museum of Health and Medicine in Washington DC has posted over 800 images on Flickr. The often confronting images stretch from the US Civil War to the Vietnam War. The entire collection can be viewed at Otis Historical Archives` Flickr account. All photos are courtesy of National Museum of Health and Medicine
I'm pretty sure he just conquered a pack of wolves.
All was quiet until three years ago, when it suddenly began growing again. Soon she could not rise from her bed, such was its grotesque bulk. The growth impeded circulation to her leg, and soon it began to fester. According to her husband, she is small and frail, weighing only 35kg, yet she eats twice as much as her husband, all to nourish her thriving tumour. She lacks even the money for a diagnosis however, so precise details are lacking. Donations from friends and family, along with the labours of her husband, are all that keep her fed. With surgery estimated to cost at least $30,000, they have no chance of accumulating the funds. Using the Internet they have begun to accumulate some funds, but are a long way off an operation… At over a hundred kilos the tumour may very well be the world’s largest, with previous gigantic growths apparently “only” managing 50kg or so.
A woman with a gigantic tumour growing from her thigh, two metres long and weighing over a hundred kilos, is unable to move from her bed even as the tumour slowly rots and festers. The woman (48) began feeling a pain in her left leg, which grew to become a gigantic sarcoma, now so large as to preclude movement and requiring her to eat several times her normal diet to fuel its inexorable growth. Parts of the growth have hardened or festered, resulting in the variety of hues visible. The tumour started growing early in her life, at around 17-18, and gradually grew, so much so that in 1983 she finally managed to have it amputated. However, barely a year had passed before it returned, growing rapidly to the size of a fist. Seeing that it appeared to have stopped growing, and having little cash to pay medical expense, she simply ignored it.
