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POLL: live or die?

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http://apnews.myway.com/article/20090220/D96F03P80.html

STAMFORD, Conn. (AP) - Her hands looked like they were wrecked by a machine. Eyes wounded, hair yanked out. Face and scalp injuries so extensive, all the blood obscured whatever parts were left.

Two of the first medical workers to treat the woman mauled by a chimpanzee in Connecticut this week described her nightmarish injuries Thursday as she was transferred to the Cleveland hospital that performed the nation's first face transplant.

One of the workers, Bill Ackley, told The Associated Press it was a "miracle" that three days after the attack Charla Nash would be taken to the Cleveland Clinic, which specializes in reconstructive surgery.

"It was amazing to us she had these type of injuries and they were survivable," Ackley said.
 
I wouldn't be able to play videogames or masturbate anymore. My life would be completely ruined. DIE.
 
Originally posted by: Capt Caveman
Watching the news the other night, they actually can perform face transplants now.

Yeah, the article goes into some detail on that:

In December, surgeons at the Cleveland Clinic completed the nation's first facial transplant, of an unidentified woman who suffered a traumatic injury several years ago. The injury left her with no nose, palate, or way to eat or breathe normally.

In a 22-hour procedure, 80 percent of her face was replaced with bone, muscles, nerves, skin and blood vessels from another woman who had just died.

It was the fourth partial face transplant in the world, though the others were not as extensive. Nor were any done as emergency operations, said Dr. W. P. Andrew Lee, chief of plastic surgery at the University of Pittsburgh.
 
i would devote the rest of my life to being an antichimp activist

of course, i havent been attacked by one, so i still think theyre baddass
 
I wonder if they could have just transplanted the monkey face? Thats what I'd want.

1 vote; Live/Monkey Face transplant.
 
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