Ok something verging on the controversial… most of you will have seen them posted on faceboom a while back, I couldnt find them on the forums, not sure if due to them breaking some rules or if just no-one posted them but either way I assumed some might want a look.
They are public on my site but again due to the nature of the photos I'll stick them in here if admin want to delete them or move to public then feel free.
The so called “Little Miracles” are a collection of deceased babies stored presumably in formaldehyde, they were supposedly donated for medical research and further examination. Whilst the majority appeared to be normal in appearance there were a handful which featured deformities and most were scarred with incision marks where they had received autopsies. I appreciate that some may find these images disturbing but please bear in mind that these unfortunate young souls who never had the opportunity to have a life of their own, through the research upon their bodies, they undoubtedly helped save countless other lives.
Presumably due to advances in technology and training methods these specimens were no longer required for regular use and ended up being stored in a dark corner of a partly disused building gathering dust. I’m reliably informed that after receiving a little too much attention the babies have been moved to another location and remain safe and secure.
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Right im off to eat some pickled eggs... Nom!
They are public on my site but again due to the nature of the photos I'll stick them in here if admin want to delete them or move to public then feel free.
The so called “Little Miracles” are a collection of deceased babies stored presumably in formaldehyde, they were supposedly donated for medical research and further examination. Whilst the majority appeared to be normal in appearance there were a handful which featured deformities and most were scarred with incision marks where they had received autopsies. I appreciate that some may find these images disturbing but please bear in mind that these unfortunate young souls who never had the opportunity to have a life of their own, through the research upon their bodies, they undoubtedly helped save countless other lives.
Presumably due to advances in technology and training methods these specimens were no longer required for regular use and ended up being stored in a dark corner of a partly disused building gathering dust. I’m reliably informed that after receiving a little too much attention the babies have been moved to another location and remain safe and secure.
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Right im off to eat some pickled eggs... Nom!
