Part 2

[@jacksonmorse8516]

“Superheroes have dead parents, like me.” She’s got you there

[@kornel4074]

are we gonna ignore Superman?

[@jacksonmorse8516]

@@kornel4074 His parents fucking exploded

[@isaacb7197]

​@@kornel4074well in quite a bit of storylines, they do end up getting killed. But superman is usually an adult by the time that happens.

[@josiesmith1415]

Isn't superman an alien where the whole planet died, he then landed in the back garden and got adopted by a couple. Therefore both parents are dead.

[@ambrozzc8145]

​@@kornel4074 "Are we gunna ignore superman?" *ignores his birth planet*

[@InuInugami]

The most upsetting part of this is that no one listened to her. It always takes the most extreme circumstances for anyone to take a child seriously.

[@Fuzzled369]

This!

[@Erin-ho9hj]

Especially girls, unfortunately

[@michaelgosh2541]

Especially boys, unfortunately

[@dilnura25]

What’s the name of the movie/show?

[@dilnura25]

What’s the name of the movie/show?

[@jana_sings]

“And once with a baseball bat.” That bout killed me. 😂

[@izzie_rizzy]

Fr I couldn't 😂

[@S-CB-SL-Animations]

🤣🤣🤣

[@emmaleabrown9915]

It about killed her too lmao

[@CatWithA_GuN2002]

Why are we laughing, this isn’t funny

[@izzie_rizzy]

@@CatWithA_GuN2002 it isn't real, and it's funny. Stop taking everything so seriously 😒

[@Mewsora]

My bio class was visited by a lady who’d pain receptors didn’t work, she’d gotten into all sorts of dangerous situations without worrying. She also wasn’y believed about the pain thing until she tripped on broken glass on a playground as a kid, and then proceeded to just pull the shards out in front of the nurse

[@AmIMaddie]

It takes extremes for people to believe kids and it can cause dangerous situations for the kids I hope that we can fix this

[@Horse-s5b]

🎶

[@yellowified]

she definitely has no pain receptors

[@lakshmisamhitanarla2259]

EWWW GOD

[@hxxnii]

@@lakshmisamhitanarla2259what..

[@kostaschousianiths6076]

There's a solid reason we evolved to feel pain. Can't even imagine the fear I'd feel whenever I chewed on anything, cause it might as well be my tongue...

[@Lexidiary]

welp youll know ith you thart talthin funny

[@FoxyFnaf-bl8oi]

​@@LexidiaryLMFAO 😭

[@coilyheadrhy]

@@LexidiaryLMBOOOOOO

[@tired247]

@@LexidiaryIM GONE 😭

[@laurencedelves]

​@@Lexidiary ON POINT 😂😂😂😂😂

[@stonedgoddess420]

It seems cool but its not safe at all. People have died from it

[@konikotrestrescinco859]

People have died with bacon so I'll still take it, I'll just go for like monthly check ups (Im from the UK so no I will not have to give them kidneys to pay it off)

[@theswitch1028]

Not have, will. Pain is a fantastic way for our brain to say not to do stuff. Growing up with no nerves or no nervous system to alert you of pain, usually results in a very early death for these people

[@TheWelpest]

​@@konikotrestrescinco859This is actually how people with leprosy lose limbs. Leprosy causes numbness in the extremeties. You accidently cut yourself and because you dont feel it, you dont notice it for an hour. You get an infection and your wound constabntly reopens because you cant feel it when it rips. Eventually you lose a finger, a limb, a nose, etc. People with these conditions usually die from infection or a complication of one. Just because they dont even realize they are hurt in the first place.

[@TOBY-jy7bz]

​@@konikotrestrescinco859Babies with this condition have died from bloodloss after biting off their tongues

[@manatipowa]

If you are raised properly, properly learn to take care of yourself and have a doctor you trust to make the proper check ups and examinations to make up for the lack of pain. You should be able to live a somewhat normal life

[@LovesGaming37]

It's a real thing. Nerves don't work. But those people don't do very well

[@Tikspid]

Cipa

[@nagash2731]

Especially if they're walking around encouraging everyone who doesn't believe them to hit them in the stomach (and once with a baseball bat) at every opportunity.

[@emilyzane7562]

I had a friend like that. Sad dude. Very sad dude.

[@Justaregi]

Yea thats no superpower tbh

[@enriquecabrera2137]

​@@Justaregiit is a superpower. The ones that aren't retarded are able to live very calm lives. Olympic level athletes for example. They can push the limits without trying and as long as they're using steroids to recover and have a good medical team to back them up, they go back to normal fairly quickly. It's just the retarded ones who think lack of pain means they can do stupid things instead of realizing that the superpower and the weakness is the same one

[@joebob227]

I read about a little girl who had this. Would jump off swings, break her ankles, and keep running around because she didn't feel it. People with this also usually can't sweat in the heat.

[@Newtieswifey]

I want whatever this is omg

[@BrynMR0]

​@@Newtieswifeyno you don't . Pain is what life is

[@bloodren5563]

​​@@Newtieswifey Its really dangerous cuz if you have a serious internal injury you wouldnt be able to feel it leading to more serious injuries or death

[@_Sapphires4YourLove_]

@@NewtieswifeyYou really don’t.

[@astrid2432]

​@@Newtieswifeydr. House had a patient with it No feeling for temperatur or pain You can't sweat or tremble

[@BadgerSaidSo]

Had a cousin like this. He'd touch the hot stove, break fingers on accident without knowing he broke them, and put his hand down the garbage disposal. They just dont understand. Its sad to see and it hurts to think that someone that feels no pain can go through so much of it.

[@chlolz.x]

HAND DOWN A GARBAGE DISPOSAL, WHAT. That’s horrifying, so glad I don’t have this condition

[@eloisewillsby]

It's called CIPA

[@bobcatbigpaws5597]

This little girl is such a good actor. I loved her in little miss sunshine.

[@AriaLogwood]

What's this movie ??

[@AyeshaYasir_official]

Yeah please tell what's the movie

[@AyeshaYasir_official]

Yeah please tell what's the movie

[@bobcatbigpaws5597]

@@AriaLogwood Little Miss Sunshine is the movie.

[@TheShockingShane]

It's rare for them to live past toddlers. And none have even been like this girl

[@quackatit]

Uhm this episode was inspired by a real life case where a girl about the same age didn't have any pain receptors.

[@irishkelly2062]

This is not true. Im an ER nurse of 14 years, I have not personally met anyone with the condition but my two supervisors have in their time. It was a fairly well known story in NYC in the early 90s.

[@HennythingIsPossible]

@@irishkelly2062so…what was not true about their statement?

[@irishkelly2062]

@HennythingIsPossible none of them have been like this girl Pain is a critical part of development, both physically and socially. Taboos, boundaries, and risk management all go out the window without it, and in nearly every case, those afflicted by the condition often hurt themselves, both intentionally and unintentionally, to an otherwise unthinkable extent without intervention.

[@jennalawrence5845]

@@irishkelly2062look up Ashlyn Blocker.

[@michaelcampbell7669]

When we feel pain , it's the nervous system of our body telling us that there is something Seriously wrong with a certain part of our body and we should check it out before it becomes worse!

[@twothousandandchew]

why do i feel pain on my period it’s suppose to happen nothings wrong with getting my period. so. how would you apply that logic with things like this

[@dapperpotatoes8473]

@@twothousandandchewperiod pain is a really bad cramp that doesn’t stop for a number of days, I am sorry you must go through it. You may be able to reduce the pain by reducing your intake of alcohol and increase your intake of water. Apparently heat applied near the area also helps. If it’s unbearable pain to the point where it hurts to do simple tasks then see a doctor as it may be a disease or infection (note that doctors might not take you seriously first try so keep trying different doctors until one agrees to at least take a look).

[@rainydaylady6596]

So what's all the pain from fibromyalgia telling those who have it? Really bad pain during your period could be endometriosis. It might help to ask about when you talk to an ob-gyn. Also, try talking to a female doctor. It's no guarantee, but male doctors tend to say it's all in your head.

[@Ghosts1129]

Except for me, I feel pain 24/7 due to chronic pain and wish my nerves would be cut. My brain thinks that I still have an infection due to the failure of my doctor after surgery to realise I had an infection for 8 months. So now, I deal with severe pain which morphine almost helps with.

[@Ghosts1129]

@@twothousandandchew Period pain a bitch, I am male but my ex went through severe pain, even had a camera to check all her uterus on the outside... Nothing.

[@zaindabir913]

i cant imagine how many broken bones she has in her body rn 😪

[@kathogan2802]

Ikr

[@Skyk0_0]

Why that emoji-

[@edenharris3595]

If anyone wants to know this is from the show Greys anatomy, the doctor, Dr. Karev is a pediatrician and this girl came in because her foster parents thought she was injured, but she didn't feel anything. They called social services because she had bruises all over her body and Dr. Karev thought this was signs of abuse. They later find out she has incredible internal injuries but can't feel it, and she is rushed into surgery

[@moonphrog]

do you have any idea what season and episode this is?

[@edenharris3595]

@@moonphrog It's called sometimes a Fantasy. It's on season 3, episode 3

[@moonphrog]

@@edenharris3595 tysm!

[@eloisewillsby]

The condition is CIPA

[@VaishnaviS.-uu7bw]

Dr. Karev was just an intern here

[@Op3ium_]

Damn. That kid went spartan rage on her 💀

[@Trump20-24]

That's a young Abigail Bresslin, very talented young actress she has a long, successful career ahead of her

[@ChronicBongitis420]

Thank you, I was confusing her with someone else and wasn't sure.

[@sylmaerie]

ITS OLIVE!

[@jellycake19]

What is the show called?

[@silverglow9980]

​@@jellycake19 I did a bit of research on the actress, and I believe it's Grey's Anatomy, season 3 episode 3 that she appears in

[@haddy106]

Basically she has a medical condition where she can't feel pain. And I find it ridiculous that any medical professional would believe she's outright lying about not feeling pain before considering she might have that condition Seeing a lot of upset comments, just know I'm sorry Actually no I'm not sorry, I don't care if its a statistically unlikely outcome, if I watched a child showing literally no discomfort to having a wound stapled shut and then physically rip one out without changing facial expressions at all I'd consider that she can't feel it before considering she's covering for abuse. If you'd do otherwise I'm not the stupid one

[@kevinvideominecraft5434]

If you had seen the episode, you would understand the doctor’s perspective more. It really seemed like she was abused and was lying to cover her abusers (like some victims do as a coping mechanism)

[@nil_system]

Considering it’s a rare ass condition definitely 100% believable

[@EMalachi]

Gotta rule out lying from high tolerance.

[@haddy106]

@@kevinvideominecraft5434 she ripped out a staple from her skin with no flinching whatsoever

[@haddy106]

@@nil_system it's definitely not something I'd consider until I watched her rip a staple out of her arm without a change in facial expression and demonstrating no discomfort with her injuries

[@luna.7193]

I have a autoimmune disease that has damaged nerves. Parts on me are numb and it’s dangerous because I’ve sliced my leg open and I had no idea till my coworkers pointed it out. I thought it was water dripping down my leg since I had just been watering the plants at the nursery I was working at.

[@twothousandandchew]

i kinda have been through a similar situation but with a gut kinda illness. absolutely obliterated my intestines so i got some removed and an ostomy bag at 7. the win is i can eat spicy things without feeling the pain everyone always talks about

[@loganhook6879]

​@@twothousandandchew wait what, I'm confused. The spicy feeling you get is in your mouth and throat usually. Or am I being dumb and you're meaning the discomfort some people have in their stomach after eating spicy food?

[@abyssussempervivum8629]

​@@loganhook6879they mean the pain of the spiciness coming out of the exit hole.

[@mainerockflour3462]

My friend, look up the following: 1. Ashwagandha (herb) that is an adaptagen 2. Cannabis oil, neuroprotective KZbin: Run From the Cure Puree in a Vitamix using olive oil. strain through nylon hose, boil in a crockpot on low heat to liberate the cannabinoids with lower chance of activating the "getting high" proproperties😉

[@Clancyyyy]

The not-so-sweet pie hole

[@christinaify]

She has CIPA. It’d been overlooked because of how many homes she’d been bounced around to. The doctor suspects her current foster parents are abusing her but she tells him she has “super powers”. He believes she is covering for them, not wanting to be rehomed yet again. Just after this scene he realizes her encouraging the other kids to hit her, even one with a bat, had damaged something internal she could not feel because of the CIPA. Once he has a name for her condition and tells her it’s not super powers she begs him to keep it from her foster parents as expensive kids with medical issues get returned. In the end the foster parents reassure her and she leaves happily into her baseball batless future.

[@josephjohnson6084]

Ok for anyone wanting to watch this the movie is called “grey’s anatomy”

[@linnea2011]

🙏 thank you

[@Asparagus_on_a_cliff]

Tyyy

[@zaho_o0o]

Which episode?

[@saw.yer.13]

@@zaho_o0oseason 2

[@shadowwolf664love8]

​@@zaho_o0oit's the episode "Sometimes a fantasy" S3 ep3

[@blackrocket4382]

Imagine not feeling pain, it's literally your body telling you that there's something going wrong. You wouldn't feel a cut so you wouldn't treat it and lose way too much blood + get an infection

[@ChromePyramid]

At least if it were surface cuts you could still visualize the damage even scarier would be ruptured organs or internal bleeding of any kind because they wouldn't even know anything was wrong until they start to pass out

[@Aizawa_Shouta_]

People never believe that I process pain differently. Then I mention that I am also hugh functioning autistic (and that may not make a big difference) but once I went the er and told the dr this she believed me because the issues I had I was told was normally very painful and should of not waited to go to the er. So when I finally do feel pain it is what would be considered very bad to others. It kinda is like a superpower but I get hurt sometimes and dont even noticed till too latem

[@Aizawa_Shouta_]

@Adjkort I am glad (well its kinda not a great thing) but that someone else understands.

[@electrokinesis_9729]

I'll break a bone and feel the pain days after, I rip muscle and feel it days after. I can go a 100% for like 3 days before everything sets in. I see it as a defense mechanism. Get injured, and if you haven't died from that injury in 3 days, you could have already made it to safety. Instead of breaking a bone and being incapacitated.

[@linnlindner7628]

What show is this?

[@Aizawa_Shouta_]

@@linnlindner7628 This is people sharing personal experiences not a show? Not sure what you are trying to ask.

[@linnlindner7628]

It was Grey's Anatomy, that's what I was asking. I have a high functioning Autistic daughter myself. I have heard of the not feeling pain but have not seen it. Good blessings to you.

[@mafaldamendes18]

Karev is so good with kids 🥰

[@CANTFINDAHANDLETHATWORKS]

It’s not a superpower, this is a real thing people. This little girl can get seriously hurt and not know it and it could kill her one day.

[@MineySim]

wtf u yapping abt, this girl is just fine because its not real

[@scorchingamber6071]

​@@MineySim there's a condition like this irl, which is vv dangerous

[@MineySim]

@@scorchingamber6071 OFC BRO who doesnt know that, this video isnt real

[@CANTFINDAHANDLETHATWORKS]

@@MineySim NO DIP IT ISNT REAL THATS CAUSE ITS A MOVIE!!

[@diamondcapalot3833]

It’s a shows😂😂

[@EinsamPibroch278]

She is such a cute girl, so daring. Other comments know that she can hurt herself without realizing, but there is also a psychological effect not many people are aware of: people who can't feel physical pain also lack the capacity to feel emotional pain, with the inability to empathize.😢 It's really tragic, that she'll struggle all her life, even if she learns to be careful.

[@Emma-qb6uh]

Comments like this one upsets me. I don’t care what made you think that people with one condition, CIPA in this case automatically makes them a psychopath. That’s just rude. And what for? Most likely to get a few likes from other ignorant people. What I do care about though, is people intentionally spreading misinformation whether it’s irl or on the internet. Maybe I’m taking this too seriously but you obviously don’t care enough about the claim you’ve made. Others might though, which makes this even more upsetting. Have a good day.

[@illusivecloud710]

You do realize that physical nerves in the body are not what cause human emotions... right? Going on believing that people who's nerves don't work can't feel emotion isn't going to do you any good, and rather will just make you assume something completely unrelated about people who don't deserve it. If this is what you think about this topic, I don't think I even want to know how you feel about other ones. You strike me as the type of person to think that if you get a heart transplant all your love for somebody goes away and instead you love all the people that the donor did. (spoiler alert, that's absolutely not how it works)

[@BlackmereArt]

That is completely false, people with cipa can feel emotional pain and have empathy. You have zero idea what you're talking about.

[@AltJGirl]

This condition is very real. However, with the lack of pain also comes less of a sense of danger. They might get a serious burn or a fractured bone and only know when they're unable to move properly.

[@pipoffeesh]

I think in this case the sense of danger comes from her experience in the foster care system---being different or 'high maintenance' in the system can make or break your chances of finding a home that you can stay at permanently. She might be worried about being transferred to another home. This is all speculation and they might not have considered that in the show at all, but as someone with experience in the foster system, it's a real problem that all the kids who aren't going back to their biological parents have to worry about.

[@mikedry3168]

Grey's Anatomy Season 3, Episode 3

[@Kez_abi]

THANKYOU 💕

[@ashlynn.willow.rose.]

THANK YOU KIND HUMAN🙌❤️❤️

[@paigehynes6714]

I can't find it on Netflix

[@paigehynes6714]

Nvm it's on Disney

[@thelah2492]

You're the best kind of person.

[@jennyboda8421]

Just because you’re not feeling anything, doesn’t mean it didn’t hurt you. That’s literally the definition for a trauma response from constant verbal abuse. 😢

[@tillydavis8249]

"And once with a baseball bat" has me on the floor😭😭😭😭

[@picoacai1131]

People who dont have their pain receptors working are probably the most unluckiest and most lucky ever

[@williamowings6857]

My dad had a childhood friend with this condition. They discovered he had it because he was a 4 yo happily playing. While having a stick in his eye and what was left of the eye just dangling out. So he hand a glass eye and liked to play pranks with it. Nobody bullied him because he could just keep coming till he whipped their arse. They don't tend to have a very long life span though. Part of pain is an early warning system you're doing harm to yourself. Without it you would be at risk of doing irreparable damage to yourself repeatedly if not fatal. The damage adds up over time.

[@loaf_of_beans1619]

My uncle has this condition. They never stop, because the consequences to putting yourself in harms way don’t work on them. They will go until they die, and won’t be any the wiser when it happens.

[@dominiccowley8676]

Its a medical condition in which people cant feel pain. Its extremely dangerous as pain is a way the body recognises issues. If you break your arm but you dont feel pain you keep using it leading to more damage

[@taliyahrr-st4ce]

alex cared so much for his patients

[@JacksonSpikes-l3p]

Show's called Greys Anatomy for anyone wondering its on netflix

[@ameliakaufman2229]

*Internal bleeding enters the chat*

[@Cysfer]

Shows like this act like this is normal, not being able to feel pain, when the condition happens once out of 125 million births.

[@shayerahol6434]

It's cause it's seen as more interesting. Most shows aren't gonna show the 40 year old who tried to tango with a chain saw and needs parts reattached, the 21 year old birthday boy who got so drunk they haven't stopped puking, etc. It's kinda boring after a while and such, but you're gonna see things like CIPA, Addison's, rare forms of EDS, a comatose patient who suddenly wakes up, etc. If it's not rare, it's probably gonna be stupid so watchers can feel smarter than the patients

[@haddy106]

It's not normal.but assuming someone is lying about a condition they shouldn't know about because its so rare, that's just stupid especially when you're a doctor

[@S41RO]

This also is not how someone with the condition would probably be like. Kids who are born with this condition need constant surveillance and things like goggles over their eyes so they don't damage their vision when something is in their eye. Even eating is dangerous since they won't feel pain from bitting their tongue.

[@lolrentz]

There's 8 billion of us. Means it exists enough to be covered on a show about medical conditions.

[@iFriedMyBrain]

I believe this condition is called SEPA. A rare condition that causes you to not feel pain.

[@adventurouspeach]

CIPA Stands for congenital insensitivity to pain with anhydrosis

[@JohnWiku]

SEPA and banking systems are a special pain indeed

[@bells.09]

everyone’s saying it’s cipa but it’s actually cip. it’s only cipa if she doesn’t sweat either

[@zach_zzi]

Some people IRL who have this condition don’t understand that even though you can’t feel it, your body is still physically getting injured.

[@cosmicsunshines]

idk why but i want this. i don’t care how much danger it puts me in i won’t have to feel anything and that’s a dream.

[@LunaGirlemi]

Where was the teacher when another student was hitting her in the stomach 25 times and including with a baseball bat and that’s the problem with shows not using common sense and being realistic

[@almedinbubic]

Do teachers overlook kids during reccess?

[@robinpotato9886]

That could happen. Teachers don't notice a lot of stuff. Think of bullying they never notice that or pretend to not see. Of course there are exception but in my experience usually teachers don't notice or don't care.

[@alioshax7797]

​@@robinpotato9886Imagine you're a teacher, keep track of what 30 kids do at the same time, especially if they're actively trying to hide from you, is quite hard.

[@robinpotato9886]

@@alioshax7797 Great we have the same opinion that the scenario would be possible

[@stonedgoddess420]

Probably making out with another teacher or selling weed like my teachers did

[@TempoGodAj]

Part 3: kzbin.infoPaWvvyHr4KU?feature=share3

[@nogoodcops6557]

I knew a guy like this about 20 yrs ago. The only thing that got to him was two fingers pressed in the center of his juglar groove. He was also massive which made matters worse. He couldn't be hurt but he could hurt you easily.

[@Ava-14]

CIPA is not just not being able to feel pain. Its also the inability to cool yourself down (sweating) which leads to severe seizures and fevers. Most times children diagnosed with CIPA dont live past the toddler years. Also CIPA stand for Congenital Insensitivity to Pain with Anhidrosis if anyone was wondering.

[@SarcasticSnake64]

This kid's line delivery is fantastic.

[@gurglequeen433]

I knew a guy, one of his arms was like this. He could feel when pressure was on it, but you could punch, twist, pinch his arm and he didn't feel the pain.

[@DamnIsThatAPro]

I remember my anatomy teacher telling us of this disease or disorder that doesn’t allow people to feel pain. I remember raising my hand and asking if it stopped emotional pain as well

[@madih5100]

What did the teacher say?

[@mpumilanga2409]

Keep Scott and Maguire lol Fred has had a way better season than Scott

[@MelkorMightiestValar]

In my opinion get them all out, thank god maguire is out, scott is the most basic player ever and never does anything for the team except for loosing the ball, and fred he doesn’t do anything except smiling.

[@EmilyLOVESsoftball]

OML I REMEMBER THUS EPISODE AND SEASON SHOW:GREYS ANATOMY BEST SHOW EVER

[@Eleanormmmmm]

YESSSS you should watch station 19 it’s a spin off of greys and it’s literally amazing

[@plant3493]

My highschool math teacher couldnt feel any pain, set her hand on an electric burner and didnt even notice it was on

[@kayleebizeau7824]

What is this show/movie called

[@HansBelphegor]

Its real i used to stop bullies by playing bloody knuckles with a brick wall

[@Everglzwedits]

Alex is literally a nice person in secret lmao 😭

[@jademonass2954]

its very rare to see people live from this because they get seriously hurt and... they dont notice

[@A-LoveGee]

Back in my day , the comments had a part 3 in it

[@TheBlossomkit]

Back in my day it was all one part

[@TheBlossomkit]

We called ‘em videos

[@surunade7554]

There once was a case where a child clawed out their own eye as an infant because they couldn’t feel pain, this is when the parents realized it, she’s still alive i believe, but blind on that side.

[@chriswittenberg8850]

Most people who grew up with this blind themselves as infants/toddlers and chew off their tongues

[@pixie77531]

feeling no physical pain is a blessing and a curse at the time

[@brittanyritts2203]

Fun fact! Your spinothalamic tract is what is responsible for BOTH temperature and pain reception, so it makes sense that she wouldn’t feel the coldness of the Ice of her spinothalamic tract is severed in the upper levels, doesn’t work, or is wholly absent

[@parkerzeigler431]

This poor girl no one wants to believe her

[@aliceramdom.s]

what episode?

[@Yume10605]

Season 3 episode 3 of grays anotomy

[@Jodawo]

There was an episode on House that also had a female patient that could not feel pain. The patient describes some of the pitfalls of having that type of condition. Having to check herself everyday to make sure she hasn't broken something or is bleeding. It is also a memorable episode.

[@aliceramdom.s]

@@Yume10605 ok

[@aliceramdom.s]

@joewollick6987 yeah I kind of remember that episode I think

[@winterwolf13]

CIPA syndrome

[@coopermcnmara280]

For anyone who’s curious about this it’s called pain is a rare disorder, first described in 1932 by Dearborn as Congenital pure analgesia. Congenital insensitivity to pain and anhydrosis (CIPA) is a very rare and extremely dangerous condition. People with CIPA cannot feel pain [1].

[@seawatersoul333]

Frig man bruh RIP to whoever died 🙏

[@09paraggawali66]

Cipa

[@firstlast9813]

I met someone with this condition. He said he almost died in the gym because he didn't know to stop. He let me know he wasn't like that his whole life until he got infected.

[@Theylovegabbz]

Grey’s Anatomy my favorite show

[@theweird4thewe281]

With great power comes great bills.

[@graysonashby7360]

I had this when I was a toddler. Sensory Deprivation Disorder. It’s a pain to deal with especially if you’re a parent. Temper tantrums become a threat of injury if the kids not careful.

[@Candyyyyland]

I honestly feel bad for ppl like this. It’s nit a good thing, because u might not feel the pain but ur body is still being damaged and u can get seriously injured and nit even know it

[@bhroyal7173]

Nah but her skincare actually looks so good,it is literally glowing!

[@Papi7720]

It’s probably bc she’s like 6- but ur righttt

[@Madi_isawesomesauce]

Alex being iconic as always

[@karninana]

Not feeling pain is extremely dangerous. Pain is an important body alarm

[@the_maestro-]

Basically people who go through this have a special condition that makes their pain receptors/nerves that sense pain, are damaged or not properly attached to certain parts of their brain, making them unable to identify any pain whatsoever. This usually ends up being bad because the body's pain receptors help identify any pain and this helps the person stop whatever is hurting them (say you put your hand on a stove, the pain receptors identify the area of damaged tissue and tells the brain that you are hurting which causes pain, and as a result, you move your hand). People who can't feel pain cannot so this (so their hand would stay on the stove, causing further damage) which usually causes them to not tell if they are truly hurt or not, which, if they are, can cause them to be somewhere from hurt to dead.

[@UNKNOWN-zv2hn]

Kids a great actor! Knew a guy that didn't feel pain, he lived such s fucked life. Super dangerous stuff all the time

[@Hosigie]

Pain a thing for a reason. People who don't feel it often suffer a lot because they don't have anything to tell them when they're being hurt.

[@shelikestuff]

Some people have this .. can’t feel pain

[@ianbrown5181]

She’s not a superhero she’s a C.I.P patient which means she can feel pain

[@Frog_lover-1076]

Part 3 pls❤

[@NormanMarkReedus_1]

Nice It Has Negan From TWD in it

[@AV-qr4kl]

I died from this condition. It's OK tho I got better.

[@smc2432]

That male actor the first time i saw him was in JLo's movie he is amazing

[@PrintTech-3D]

"And once with a baseball bat" had me dead.😂

[@hamishbrennan2661]

For anyone wondering she had a lot of internal bleeding, almost died, but they saved her

[@flash_dash123]

People may think that this would’ve really nice but it could be even more devastating than if you could feel pain

[@t5hammer871]

Even IF you couldn’t feel the pain, you should still feel exhaustion and weakness after that beating

[@orion_w]

Even though she can't feel it, the pain still does damage to her body 😟

[@timtaylor-uh9lk]

For people wondering this is greys anatomy one of the early seasons.

[@neuyatay]

It’s called CIP (Congenital Imperception to Pain). People with this usually don’t live long as they can not feel anything wrong with them such as internal “malfunctions”, bleeding, infected wounds, inflammation etc.

[@heatherschall6470]

I love this girl she played in a movie that I loved called my sister's keeper

[@nite_11]

this is a reminder that pain is not evil. pain is a normal reflex to know when something bad is going on. next time you have to go to your doctor for “stomach pain” or something, its not just your body being annoying, theres most likely something wrong in your body

[@B3anKing]

Dr. HOUSE: YOU HAVE CIPA!

[@B3anKing]

THIS HAS NO RELEVENCE EXCEPT FOR THE CIPA! I JUST WANTED TO SYA IT ANYWAYS!

[@Rowan-ih3pr]

OMG I just watched that episode someone finally understands me😂😂😂

[@Infection81]

Me: so u cant feel pain huh? *Pulls out chainsaw*

[@victoriasbakup12]

tbh it’s really scary when there are people like this they can have heart attack and not even worry and no one will notice and then they just die..

[@cinnamorollthedog5385]

For people who want to know what this condition is called: Congenital insensitivity to pain and anhydrous (CIPA) is a very rare and extremely dangerous condition. People with CIPA cannot feel pain. Pain-sensing nerves in these people are not properly connected in parts of the brain that receive the pain messages.

[@Medusa_The-Bard]

Aww Alex looks like a lil baby here 🥺🥺🥺

[@MILK_IDOTMASTER]

Remember kids just cuz you can't feel pain doesn't mean the pain doesn't exist

[@southaussiegarbo2054]

Dr looked like he was pooping himself 😆.

[@HMgurl]

That looks like the girl from “The Little Sunshine” Brings back memories

[@sm-zh6qv]

I😮wish I was a superhero 😢