Man with first hand transplant uses limb to save his wife's life https://t.co/h5MFsMQqIM
— Telegraph News (@TelegraphNews) July 9, 2016
In 2012, Mark Cahill, 55, became the first person in the UK to receive a hand transplant. His new limb became essential recently when he had to perform CPR on his wife.
Cahill found Sylvia, his wife, gasping and unable to breathe. He called emegency services on his phone. He held the phone in his transplanted right hand and listened to instructions for CPR while performing chest compressions with his natural left hand.
Paramedics soon arrived and revived Sylvia, who was clinically dead for 19 minutes. She's currently recovering. The Telegraph quotes her:
Mrs Cahill, who is recovering from her heart attack, said: "Even before this we were so grateful to the donor family for the new lease of life it gave Mark. Now we are even more grateful. I can't thank them enough."
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Their handlers make sure they know how to smile. Soros is getting his money's worth!
Seriously, the man has found a smile that works and has it down to perfection. I fail to see what the surprise is here.
also it's not photoshopped...these are pictures from the same day. duh.
I'm convinced that it is probably a benign photoshop job, in order to give each guest a nice photo with the President.
We think those folks get botox and plastic surgery.
But in fact they get the newest nano-bots injected that by remote control get signal X for Photogenic Smile Nr. 02 and they pull at eaxactly the correct muscles and tissue for that particular smile.
But that is still all very Hush-Hush Higly Classyfied Red Tape and all that. So we're not supposed to know that...
I think his choice of smile is pretty good.
But was the lab located in the US or Indonesia?
This is almost as much fun as watching him deliver a speech. Tennis match anyone?