“My Feet Look More Like Paws Than Human Feet”: 35 People Confess What Body Anomalies They Have

Use good quality machine oil.

You'd be the ultimate superhero to face Captain Hook.

Me too! I've had my mitral valve replaced too and it's so loud that people notice it.

From a second-degree involvement, I can tell you that at some point you will no longer perceive the ticking noise.

Not a single one of us knows how long we'll live. No matter how healthy, ill or rebuilt. Enjoy your life, you only get one, just like everyone. It's now about how long you last, it's how well you live.

My son was born with CDH (congenital diagraphamic hernia). Most of his organs (colon, stomach, liver, spleen) were in his chest cavity. Only his kidneys, half of his pancreas and bladder were in his abdomen. His lungs were very underdeveloped (because the other organs took up most of the space in the thorax) and his heart pressed against the very right side of the thorax. Luckily he survived and is a happy toddler now.

This happened to one of my cousins. She even had one of her organs (I think it was part of a kidney? don't remember) growing outside of her body.

At least your heart's in the right place. . . . now.

The fifth surgeon said, Hwy, this anatomy book is upside down!

I wish you well :)

That's probably really pretty actually

My mother was completely gray by 19 and white by 30. She had several aunts with the same thing. My sister went gray in her 20s and was white at 40 but not as pronounced as my mother.

Gonna be honest, I think that would be cool!

No worries if youre a girl you look like an elf i youre a boy you look like draco malfoy

That's freakin' cool!

had a friend once who always reacted way more intoxicated to stuff then we did, turned out he had only one kidney. he found out years later at a routine check-up

Time to sell your kidney on the black market. Or on Ebay

is this how it starts... mutants? LOL

My dad had tree kidneys

I was born with 3 kidneys! 2 are duplex (joined together)

Why anyone would feel the need to colour over their grey is beyond me. I LOVE mine. It’s not a slinky salon-grey either, it’s real, grizzly grey. People be different, I suppose, but I sure hope there aren’t too many people who slab colour all over their heads because they think they don’t look good enough without it. I get that feeling sometimes but I hope that it isn’t true. I hope people only slab colour all over their heads because they want that specific colour.

I'm almost 50 and haven't even gotten a single gray hair yet. And according to my GYN I'm as fertile as a 20 year old. :0 I totally thought I was starting menopause, but apparently not.

Me too. No Grey and mousy brown

I'm 76 and my hair is still dark brown. I'm enjoying it, though, and let it grow past shoulder length. I figure, if you've still got it, flaunt it. :)

I’m 60 and I have maybe a couple of percent grey hair compared to the rest. But I’ve had a LOT of hair loss since coming through menopause which sucks. Big time. 😬

I’m way more curious if you ended up with an innie or an outie as a result of this.

Another fake story. The umbilical cord cannot be "inside out" and have the fetus survive past the pint when it starts transferring nutrients to the fetus from the yolk sac. It is a tube of tissue with an artery and two veins inside, embedded in jelly. There is no "inside out" any more than an arm can be "inside out".

Pssh…your mother’s umbilical cord, son!

Show 'em the scar 😂😂😂

This ... Is cool as f