78 Pieces Of Cutlery In Her Stomach 😨

[AlexLexusOfficial]

She is never losing 2 truths and a lie

[JuanDrawsAndElse]

Toddlers when you leave them alone for 0.0001 seconds:

[EliezerCajuste]

Those doctors deserve the world's most significant award.

[OfficialKoga]

“She gagged as she swallowed a fork”
Bro got infinite grandkid storys

[callerway]

A lady who was in a hospital for the mentally ill. Her stomach was pumped and she had a crazy amount of metal in her. It's truly mind boggling how people survive that

[goodgamer]

Condition is called pica usually it just gives a urge to eat stuff like sand and chalk but in more severe cases stuff like this can happen

[amber_just_playz]

Respect those doctors who didn't give up

Edit:HOLY CRAP 3.6k LIKES?!!!! THANK UU

[Virtual_Ninja]

For those who may be wondering: Pica is the compulsive eating of material that may or may not be foodstuff. The material is often consumed in large quantities without regard for nutritional consequences. Furthermore, Pica has been linked to other mental and emotional disorders. Stressors such as emotional trauma, maternal deprivation, family issues, parental neglect, pregnancy, and a disorganized family structure are strongly linked to pica as a form of comfort. A person with pica might eat relatively harmless items, such as ice. Or they might eat potentially dangerous items, likes flakes of dried paint or pieces of metal. In the latter case, the disorder can lead to serious consequences, such as lead poisoning. This disorder occurs most often in children and pregnant women. Which may be what is happening in her case. Hope this helps, have a nice day!

[𱘐]

Chuchington after seeing this: Only 78 forks?? Try my 1, 000 forks!

[tussindrank]

Guarantee she went straight back to doing that again after the surgery. People who do stuff like this never change

[HelloGuys-en]

"What did you eat for dinner today"
"fork"

[GiorgiiKochuashvili]

It's all shits and giggles until the fork giggles and you shit💀

[Travelroutexplore]

Mad respect for the doctor for not giving up😊

[FRAPS]

For those who don’t understand what her condition was it’s a condition know as pica and this condition gives you a urge to eat things with no valuable nutrients or nutrition and I have this condition but I don’t eat I metal I eat tissues it’s weird and it’s a hard urge to resist

[LetsPlayMirac]

Respect for that woman surviving swallowing 78 forks. I couldn‘t even survive one

[Astzp]

"be gentle its my first time"
the stunts she pulls:

[Rokusgames_Official-YT]

"She gagged when she swallowed the fork"

"Who starts a conversation like this, dude?"

[IloveTitanicandgodzilla]

"Where are your forks and spoons at?"
"In my stomach"

[lol-vcmj]

That's why mental health is too important

[DynastyofEducation]

For those wondering:

In a bizarre real-life case from the Netherlands, 52-year-old Margaret Daalman was hospitalized in Rotterdam after complaining of stomach pain—only for doctors to discover she had swallowed 78 pieces of cutlery, mostly spoons and forks. A shocking X-ray revealed the utensils neatly stacked inside her stomach. Despite the number of objects, none had punctured her digestive tract, and she underwent successful surgery to have them removed.

Margaret suffered from a borderline personality disorder, which led to compulsive behavior, including the repeated swallowing of non-food objects—a condition known as pica. Interestingly, she never swallowed knives, possibly due to a subconscious sense of self-preservation.

After her surgery, Margaret received psychiatric care and recovered fully. This case remains one of the most unusual medical emergencies ever recorded, often cited as a reminder of how serious and real mental health conditions can manifest physically.