Internal decapitation: A woman survives

“My skull slipped off of my neck about five times.”

Comments

Anonymous
Funny how they quoted a chiropractor like he would have ANYTHING to do with a case like this…
okay, now hold real still as I manipulate your skull back onto you spine. Your in luck becuase this treatment is going to help those menstrual cramps you’ve been having too!
Anonymous
Why not a chiropractor. This is the mother of all subluxations.
Anonymous
I guess people would rather read about “her incredible will to survive that prevented her death.”
The other choice would be “hours of bloody, gruesome surgery by highly trained experts and a huge team of doctors, nurses, technicials and therapists worked long hours to keep her alive against incredible odds.”
But that doesn’t sell as many papers, I guess.
Anonymous
I didn’t see a quote from a chiropractor. I saw one from an orthopedic spine surgeon–an M.D. As to selling papers, it’s funny how they claim that “internal decapitation” is the clinical term, rather than the actual “traumatic atlanto-occipital dissociation” (or sometimes dislocation instead of dissociation).
Michael
check out the video here:
http://www.thenewsroom.com/details/304662?c_id=20191
Unreal.

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