Kyla Winters on CNN discussing Meningococcemia, kidney transplant, and amputations

Kyla Winters on CNN discussing Meningococcemia, kidney transplant, and amputations

Kyla came down with meningococcemia (bacterial meningitis) in 8/09 where she was given less than 10% chance to survive. She suffered bk amputations on both legs and all 10 of her fingers were amputated. She also suffered 3 cardiac arrests as well kidney failure. One year later, after learning to walk on prosthetics and underwernt a kidney transplant from her identical twin sister, Liana, she lives to tell her tale.
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Kyla Winters Meningitis and Kidney Transplant, KGTV

Kyla came down with meningococcemia (bacterial meningitis) in 8/09 where she was given less than 10% chance to survive. She suffered bk amputations on both legs and all 10 of her fingers were amputated. She also suffered 3 cardiac arrests as well kidney failure. One year later, after learning to walk on prosthetics and underwernt a kidney transplant from her identical twin sister, Liana, she lives to tell her tale.

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Do you think that the government possibly creates new diseases to feed the health care industry?Austism, fibromyalgia, ADD, new flu and bacterial strains; kidney stones, diabetes, high blood pressure, and digestive problems in increasinly in kids that aren't even overweight; growing to "allergies" to a growing number and variety of "foods"...

Seems like their are more disorders and disease than ever! What if Big Food and Big Pharma are actually the same thing?
Kids shouldn't have kidney stones, diabetes, digestive problems, and blood pressure problems. Tha shows there's something wrong with the food itself!

Posted by Liberal Girl
Why yes I believe they are even responsible for the global warming on Mars.

Posted by justasking
Yes.....Tuskegee 626

Posted by justice
No. Our science tends to solve one problem and create two more, so yes we create new diseases but most of it is accidental.

Posted by Sean
I don't know if they would create problems for us but they would probably draw them out as long as possible in order to profit from it.

Posted by janejane
No, the government doesn't create these things; they are created by frantic parents who don't have (take?) the time to feed their children nutritious food.

As a whole, our food system depends WAAAAY too much on high-fructose corn syrup.

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