A pregnant man?

[Incognito]

http://abcnews.go.com/Health/story?id=2346476&page=1

Wow.

[Sweet Tart]

:twitch

[Semantics]

I'm so glad that there were no pictures of the twin. :para

[Incognito]

I'm so glad that there were no pictures of the twin. :para

Wouldn't it be grossly interesting to see, though? From what I understand it stayed alive inside him :twitch

[Love]

God sakes! Make me fricking barf. UGH coggy

[Indy]

I don't understand why he didn't seek medical treatment a long time before the situation got serious. Yikes!

[cassandra]

Pregnant for 40 years!!!!!!!! Yikes!!!

[Semantics]

Has anyone ever seen the movie Basketcase? :para

[Sweet Tart]

Has anyone ever seen the movie Basketcase? :para

:ohyeah

[Semantics]

The wording in that article is so bizarre.

To my surprise and horror, I could shake hands with somebody inside," he said


"He didn't want to see it because it was looking very ghastly," Mehta said.

Ghastly?

[D2]

eeeewwwwwwww.... damn! i can't believe there are as many as 90 OTHER cases like this !!

[Incognito]

Well, he does live in India :shrug

[issac the dragon]

I occasionally see things like this on tv. It is almost always India. I wonder if the Indians are just more likely than anyone else to not complain about things. They have mediacal care. Weird.

[D2]

i think they just think it's their lot in life...hinduism, ya know
:shrug

[sparks]

I've never heard of anything like this before. Wow! It's amazing the host lived!

[patriotsblade]

I occasionally see things like this on tv. It is almost always India. I wonder if the Indians are just more likely than anyone else to not complain about things. They have mediacal care. Weird.

People in urban areas have access to medical facilities. In rural / tribal areas you will find more people who have never seen a doctor in their life than will find ones that have. I have a few friends who have immigrated to Norway from India and have heard this from them.

[Oceanbreeze]

:boyhowdy:werd:huh2

[kaaryn]

Yikes. I've heard of fetus in fetu before... and I've heard of "stone babies" before. But I've NEVER heard that a fetus in fetu can actually support itself off its host twin past birth! Wow.

[Saguaro]

All embryos and fetuses are parasitic