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Message: <blockquote data-quote="thathsara.sl" data-source="post: 12448031" data-attributes="member: 149384"><img src="http://www.oddee.com/_media/imgs/oddee/top1.gif" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" /> The Haitian girl who had a 16-pound tumor removed and a entire face reconstruction<img src="http://www.oddee.com/_media/imgs/articles2/a96924_a572_3-tumor-face2.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" />Marlie Casseus is a girl from Haiti, whose life was normal until the age  of 14, when her face went completely unrecognizable and frighteningly  disfigured because of a strange disease. As a result, not only she  suffered physical pain but emotional anguish for being rejected by her  friends and neighbors. The reason is a rare form of polyostotic fibrous  dysplasia, a genetic disease that causes the sufferer's bones to become  swollen and as soft as jelly. Not only she suffered the deformation of  her face but she was about to go blind due to the pressure of the tumor  on her eye sockets.  Fortunately, the Haitian nonprofit Good  Samaritan organization helped bring Marlie to the United States. And  doctors at Jackson Memorial Medical Center in Miami could evaluate her  condition. The hospital's International Kids Fund, began collecting  money for her operation. Donations came from all over the world and even  doctors donated their time to perform the surgery on the girl.It  took 17 hours to remove the growth of both parts of her face.  Afterwards she was breathing on her own in stable condition at Holtz  Children's Hospital. The surgery involved first, removing the mass of  bone and jelly; then inserting metal plates to reconstruct Marlie's  lower eye sockets; and finally reconstructing the interior of her nose.  The photographs above show the miraculous result. maara seen 1... ubalata mewa balanna puluwan nam kiyapalla. thawa tiyenawa</blockquote>

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