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Saturday, 9 April 2011

Do You Have A Rare Medical Problem?

Apart from being a great politician and a great leader earning a name, there are other fascinating people in the world who are given high importance. These people are known for the rare medical problem they have and honestly you will be really shocked to see that people like this really exist in the world.

1.The Iceman – Wim Hof commonly known as Iceman is really amazing. According to many scientists they believe that this iceman, Wim Hof can withstand the coldest temperatures and still remain to be calm. In was only recently when Iceman, Wim Hof, ran a mile on Mt.Blanc, the icy cold mountain barefooted and in shorts! It is said that this iceman, Wim Hof holds around nine records where he has taken the longest ice water bath, He also stood in ice for nearly 72 hours straight making it to the Guinness World Record!

2.Rhett Lamb- Suffering from a rare medical problem, this young toddler, Rhett Lamb did not sleep for a whole three years. Known as the boy who never sleeps, Rhett Lamb is one such toddler who is really fascinating! The rare medical problem that this boy who never sleeps suffered from was known as Chiari Malformation! However, doctors found a solution and thus this little boy who never sleeps actually did after a successful surgery making his parents very happy!

3.Ashleigh Morris – Surprisingly, this teenager is allergic to water. Does she ever have a bath? Does she not brush her teeth? Does she not drink water to survive?These are the first three questions that anyone would ask Ashleigh Morris. Being allergic to water is a rare medical problem says researchers and doctors who say that she suffers from a skin disease known as Aquagenic Urticaria. This young girl who is allergic to water cant even sweat as the pain from the rash is unbearable to her which appears in minutes.

These are some people in the world who are suffering from rare medical problems!


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