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Non Gaming Discussions => Off-Topic => Topic started by: Seed_Of_Evil on April 21, 2003, 04:12:29 AM
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This shoot was taken in November, and many people thought it woul be the picture of the year, or even the picture of the decade.
The photography belongs to a fetus of 21 weeks called Samuel Alexander Armas (USA). You can see he\'s been operating by a doctor, who is called Joseph Bruner. He was diagnosed to have spina bifida and he will never survive if is extracted from his mother\'s body, a nurse called Julie.
Dr. Bruner, after study the case, decided to operate the baby from inside the uterus. He extracted the whole womb through a C-Intervention and makes a tiny incision to intervene the fetus. When he was finishing the process, Samuel took his hand out of the uterus and grabbed the doctor\'s finger.
Doctor Bruner declared he has lived the most emotive moment of his live, such as the baby was thanking him to save his life. Doctor stayed quiet for some minutes, time enough for another nurse to take this photograph.
NY Times\' editors titled the pictures as "Hand of Hope", and the mother said that she was been crying for a while after watching the incredible shoot. Samuel is OK at the moment. Enjoy the pic.
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*faints*
Very provocative and compelling picture, Adan.
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Provocative? Faint? Come on... it is one of the nicest pictures i\'ve ever seen.
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I wouldn\'t say nicest. Kinda bloody. I hope it was a successful surgery and the baby lives a normal life.
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BARF!
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the story is a nice one. the picture looks like something out of "aliens".
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yea nice story, but the pic is hardly the most eye pleasing
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i find the pic more amazing than "disgusting". just the tought of that child squeezing the doctors hand, after a procedure in which the probability of the child dying was so high, is truly astonishing.
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It\'s amazing how advanced surgery has come :eek:
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The picture itself is rather bloody, yet astonishingly poetic. The background-story, on the other hand, is the beautiness of the shot.
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Picture of the year?
Can you say; BULL SHIT?
No way in hell it even has a chance. ****ing disgusting, and more amazing things happen every day.
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*can\'t sleep, baby will eat me, can\'t sleep, baby will eat me.....*
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Man, some of you guys are pussies...
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Yeah- big tough Vapor snake dissin\' on us little pussies. ****...
I dont see how we are pussies, calling soemthing disgusting in no way makes you a pussy. Example; you see some dog eat a bowl of human shit, disgusting right? OH! You must be a pussy, right?
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Vapor, I wouldn\'t go around calling people pussies. If you worked with me as an EMT you would have coughed up your lunch plenty of times. The first time you saw an evisceration, you\'d blow chunks. Even an open fracture is nasty, especially those that were suffered from a crushing mechanism as they tend to be a bit more gory.
While I still treated these injuries, and managed to keep my head, I can admit that they are nasty as hell.
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Yeah, vapor its pretty pathetic. Ive seen LOTS of stuff that would make you never want to see the outside light even.
An example; my uncles friend was changing the shingles on my grandmas roof. He was acting stupid, and it was lightly raining, enough to reshingle. He slipped and fell. His leg bent backwards, towards his chest. It snapped almost completely off. I was about 8 at the time. It scares the hell out of me now when I am in extremely high heights.
theomen: My mother had a friend who was an EMT. Boy, when she came over for a teaparty- I could hear the growls of disgust from my bedroom :laughing:
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Originally posted by theomen
Vapor, I wouldn\'t go around calling people pussies. If you worked with me as an EMT you would have coughed up your lunch plenty of times. The first time you saw an evisceration, you\'d blow chunks. Even an open fracture is nasty, especially those that were suffered from a crushing mechanism as they tend to be a bit more gory.
While I still treated these injuries, and managed to keep my head, I can admit that they are nasty as hell.
I don\'t know how you guys do it. I\'m just glad you do.
Ace
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My dad was an EMT for about 4 years when I was really young. He would never tell me any stories untill I got much older, but when I finally heard em, I understood why.
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The worst I saw when working with my local First Responder was a hit and run on a kid on on a bike. His leg was turned into ground meat, and the bone was stickingout, with torn muscle hanging from it. And his friend had his head pretty messed up, his orbital bone was fractured and had his eye pretty much hanging out.
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Gah. :eek:
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i can take stuff like that. my friend tried to make me barf by showing me some gross picture on a certain website and i was like "gross" but not anywhere near the point of throwing up or anything close to it.
The things i cant handle is a body part bending in the wrong direction. Once RealTV has a skateboard/rollerblading/etc. clip I change the channel because i cant handle that kind of sh*t. I saw Willis Mcgehee(sp?) break his leg and i fricken fell to the floor in disgust, same thing happened with Garrison Hearst\'s compund fracture.
On that note i think the picture/story is awesome. amazing stuff happening nowadays with our kind of technology.
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It\'s not disgusting until you see it for real.
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Picture sucks. That\'s all I have to say.
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Viper, if that site has adult material, you may want to edit your post.