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Another way to show that the unborn are alive is to ask, "What does abortion do to the fetus?"

Most people say abortion kills the fetus, whereas some stubborn pro-choicers say abortion removes the fetus from the womb. You can ask these people, "What happens to the fetus after it is removed?" The critic must admit that abortion ends up killing the fetus. But in order for something to die, it has to have been alive at some point.”

-Trent Horn, Persuasive Pro-Life

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So uh… I had that mri last week on my arm for my tendonitis and on my neck for neck pain that I suspected was related…

I read the results but didn’t take too much from it because I know it will be explained to me by someone who understands. However. It said something about a malformation in my brain from the neck scan. I figured, if it was a tumor or something serious, they would’ve called me, so I didn’t think about it. However, stupidly, I’ve just looked it up and it kind of is serious. It’s “Chiari I malformation with up to 9 mm cerebellar tonsillar descent”.

This is what Mayo Clinic has to say about it; “Chiari malformation (kee-AH-ree mal-for-MAY-shun) is a condition in which tissue from the lower part of the brain, called the cerebellum, goes into the spinal canal. It happens when the skull is shaped in a way that is not typical or when the skull is smaller than usual. Because of that, the skull presses on the brain and forces brain tissue down into the spinal canal.”

Type 1 is the least serious, so that’s good, but they say that when there’s symptoms (I have every single one of them), surgery is recommended. So. Yeah.

Still no clue what’s wrong with my arms, bc those test results seem to say I don’t even have tendonitis or tendonosis, but I guess that’s the least of my worries right now! Brain surgery! Yay!!!

I have my follow up day after tomorrow, so I will try to not worry about it until the doctor explains it to me. I will try not to let Mayo Clinic website freak me out too much, but it seems pretty cut and dry.