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This girl is 18?!
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| HardTranceProd |
Don't worry, it's safe for work.
I was just browsing MSNBC and came across their story about how one girl, 18 and in college, reacted badly to a meningitis shot.
http://www.nbcnews.com
I have a hard time believing that girl is (only) 18. look at the pics |
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| stren |
link or stfu
edit: you're right she looks like a 35 year old burn victim |
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| Trancealot |
Read below the pic in the article
Fight of her life
Ashley Lee contracted bacterial meningitis at college in 2005 and nearly died. Today, after multiple surgeries and the amputation of a foot and three fingers, she strives each day to cope with her new reality.
Some schools wil not let you register if you don't get your shot. |
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| inconspicuous |
| let's just not require them anymore. There's a great idea. |
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| HardTranceProd |
ohhh, ok. :D
BTW I had to get my shots for college :( :(
it sucked |
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| MrJiveBoJingles |
| quote: | Originally posted by inconspicuous
let's just not require them anymore. There's a great idea. |
Absolute freedom is the solution to everything, dontcha know. |
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| inconspicuous |
| quote: | Originally posted by MrJiveBoJingles
Absolute freedom is the solution to everything, dontcha know. |
almost... |
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| MrJiveBoJingles |
By the way, the opening post is very misleading. The girl did not "react badly" to the meningitis vaccine. She didn't get the vaccine at all, and hence got infected.
| quote: | The doctor’s words hit Ashley’s stepmom with a sickening thud. Sam Lee had taken her daughter to the doctor just six weeks earlier to get vaccinated against this very disease before sending her off to college. The doctor didn’t have it in stock right then. It’s such a rare disease, though, he had said, that Ashley could just get the shot once she got to campus.
...During her first weeks of college in 2005, Ashley was too busy with new friends and a full class schedule to seek out the vaccine, and it didn’t seem like a big deal anyway. |
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