Eric's leg deformity

Can someone give me some basic info on this? Can't seem to find anything about it, other that it existed.

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Still nothing specific tho...

AFAIK there has never been anything released to let anyone know what it was.

That's too bad.

What deformity did you think he had? Like a club foot or something dramatic as that or something more subtle? He seemed to have walked just fine that's why.

He was insanely bow legged.

Is there evidence to support that?

Watch any videos of him. Especially the cafeteria bomb placement footage. That's how most people recognise and agree it's him in the first place.
What are you intending to see? Medical records?

Medical records have already been posted above.

It could have simply been one leg a little shorter/longer than the other as well.

sororityalpha wrote:

Medical records have already been posted above.

Yes but I saw nothing mentioning Genu varum (bow legged)

I read that.  "Leg Problem"  

Edit: who knows, multiple citations of leg problem. Odd it mentions pectus excavatum but not the specificity of the leg problem.

shades wrote:

He was insanely bow legged.

Really? I never knew that.

I don't think being bow legged Is much of a condition but just the way he walks. And I didnt mean to state that as an answer to what leg deformity it was. Like SA said I think one leg was just shorter than the other

shades wrote:

I don't think being bow legged Is much of a condition but just the way he walks. And I didnt mean to state that as an answer to what leg deformity it was. Like SA said I think one leg was just shorter than the other

Does that really count as a deformity? I mean, we aren't symmetrical.

No. So it's not a deformity at all. Even the records just stated 'Leg Problem' still vague, but it's probably nothing and he probably went and got checked out as to why he walked that way lol idk

He does have a very distinct walk. We all know he's bow-legged

According to these medical records, the first visit listed for this "congenital leg problem" is February 1982 when Eric was about 10 months old. The term congenital means that it was present from birth so this would suggest that it was definitely a visible deformity and not just a problem with the way he walked. This is also listed as a "second opinion" so we can infer that his parents had consulted a doctor about it at least once before. Maybe the first assessment was given at birth and they were told that it wasn't something to worry about or that it would resolve itself as he grew. However, 10 months old would have been around the time when he began to take his first steps so maybe they became concerned when they saw that it hadn't gone away, that it was affecting his mobility and that his development would be delayed if it wasn't properly addressed. Over the next nine months, which would be the time period when a child is learning to walk, they took him to the doctor for this problem with his leg at least another 10 times so I wouldn't assume that this was an insignificant issue.

When babies are in the womb we are all curled up. When we are born our legs and our arms sometimes stay a bit curled for a while. I wonder if Eric's leg stayed a bit curled or bowed in causing his parents concern? Obv we dont know if Eric could crawl or when he started walking to know if it was causing him issues with development but I would say if you brought your young baby to the dr for a leg issue at 10 months old and it is your 2nd child, it would be a pretty significant concern

I'm sorry but picturing a 10 month old Eric is.....kinda cute.

Poor guy... Sorry, I have a softspot for small children. Things like this break my heart.

None of these things are deformities. Only a narcissistic culture would label them as such. Eric had surgery on his chest, which is extreme measures to appear more attractive to perfectionists. These are all abstract colonies with major issues and these killings are the result of beings that think one man is superior to the other, because of some cultural belief loosely based on an image of perfection which is derived from the belief that a lifeform that has something wrong will not survive or reproduce, but the fact is, there is nothing that says a beautiful child with nothing "wrong" with it, will live longer or better than a child with a genetic deformity. In fact some don't make it out of the womb either way. It is rather fascinating....and evil.

But that brings the science of reproduction's effect on a human colony. Also, the effect of advanced communication in regards to voicing opinions of others.

AND many others things!