Guest guest Posted April 23, 2004 Report Share Posted April 23, 2004 Hare Krishna, I really doubt the incident of the ants. I was sleeping on the ground once when I was younger and an ant was walking inside my ear. I got up inmediately as the pain of it was unbearable. Luckily for me we had a doctor right there who helped me get it out. --- "Revati Raman (das) JPS (TP Tirupati - IN)" <Revati.Raman.JPS (AT) pamho (DOT) net> wrote: > PAMHO AGTSP > > I wanted to share this information with you all. > > ys/rrd > > Incident 1: A little boy died because surgeons > found ants in his brain! > Apparently this boy had fell asleep with some > sweets in his mouth or with > some sweet stuff beside him. Ants soon got to him > and some ants in fact > crawled into his ear which somehow managed to go to > his brain.When he woke > up, he did not realize that ants had gone to his > head. After that, he > constantly complains about itchiness around his > face. His mother brought > him to see a doctor but the doctor could not figure > out what was wrong with > him. He took an X-ray of the boy and to his horror, > he found a group of > live ants in his skull. Since the ants are still > alive, the doctor could > not operate on him cuz ants are constantly moving > about. The boy at last > died. So please be careful when leaving food stuff > near your bed or when > eating in bed. This might attract ants. Most > importantly, NEVER eat a sweet > before going bed, if you do,then rinse your mouth > thouroughly or You might > fall asleep and suffer same fate as the little boy. > > Incident 2: Another similar incident happened in > the hospital in Taiwan. > This man was warded in the hospital and was > constantly warned by the nurses > not to leave food stuff by his bedside for there > are ants about. He did not > heed their advice. Ants finally got to him. His > family members said that > the man constantly complain about headaches. He died > and a post mortem or > autopsy was done on him. Doctors found a group of > live ants in his head. > Apparently, the ants had been eating bits of his > brain. Ughhhhhhh!!! So > dear friends, better be safe than sorry!! Never > leave food stuff beside you > side when you go to sleep!!!!! Photos: High-quality 4x6 digital prints for 25¢ ph/print_splash Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 23, 2004 Report Share Posted April 23, 2004 Hello Revati, Thursday, April 22, 2004, 3:54:00 PM, you wrote: RRdJTTI> Incident 1: A little boy died because surgeons found ants in his brain! This is all fiction. Please check this useful site: http://www.truthorfiction.com/rumors/a/antbrains.htm ys Miodrag -- Best regards, iznogud iznogood (AT) ptt (DOT) yu Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 23, 2004 Report Share Posted April 23, 2004 Please visit the following Web address: http://www.truthorfiction.com/rumors/a/antbrains.htm According to this site, the information "shared" concerning ants in the brain is completely bogus. Your servant, Pancha Tattva dasa > PAMHO AGTSP > > I wanted to share this information with you all. > > ys/rrd > > Incident 1: A little boy died because surgeons found ants in his brain! > Apparently this boy had fell asleep with some sweets in his mouth or with > some sweet stuff beside him. Ants soon got to him and some ants in fact > crawled into his ear which somehow managed to go to his brain.When he > woke > up, he did not realize that ants had gone to his head. After that, he > constantly complains about itchiness around his face. His mother brought > him to see a doctor but the doctor could not figure out what was wrong > with > him. He took an X-ray of the boy and to his horror, he found a group of > live ants in his skull. Since the ants are still alive, the doctor could > not operate on him cuz ants are constantly moving about. The boy at last > died. So please be careful when leaving food stuff near your bed or when > eating in bed. This might attract ants. Most importantly, NEVER eat a > sweet > before going bed, if you do,then rinse your mouth thouroughly or You might > fall asleep and suffer same fate as the little boy. > > Incident 2: Another similar incident happened in the hospital in Taiwan. > This man was warded in the hospital and was constantly warned by the > nurses > not to leave food stuff by his bedside for there are ants about. He did > not > heed their advice. Ants finally got to him. His family members said that > the man constantly complain about headaches. He died and a post mortem or > autopsy was done on him. Doctors found a group of live ants in his head. > Apparently, the ants had been eating bits of his brain. Ughhhhhhh!!! > So > dear friends, better be safe than sorry!! Never leave food stuff beside > you > side when you go to sleep!!!!! > > ----------------------- > To from this mailing list, send an email to: > Sharing-Owner (AT) pamho (DOT) net > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 30, 2004 Report Share Posted April 30, 2004 Dandavad. Prabhupada kijaya! Knowing a bit about the brain barrier, I doubted this story, so I checked the internet and found: http://www.truthorfiction.com/rumors/a/antbrains.htm Summary of eRumor Two stories are told in this email. One is of a boy who died because of ants in his brain. He fell asleep with sweets either in his mouth or nearby and the ants that were attracted got into his brain through the ears. After complaining of discomfort, the boy was taken to the doctor who discovered through an x-ray that there were ants living in the boy's brain. The doctor could not do surgery because the ants were moving around, so the boy died. The other story is about a patient in a hospital in Taiwan who didn't listen when nurses warned him not to eat sweets in bed. He later died and an autopsy found live ants in his brain. The Truth These stories are both fiction, classic urban legends. There are no documented cases of ants entering the brain and living there.. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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