Rare Diseases that Turn People into Superheroes

Let us know if the comments if you or anyone you know has any of these superpowers!
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[ThatFinnishHistorian]

"number seven" *shows number nine*

[xyzrayzyx]

7 ate 9, that's why there's no 7 after 8. 7 became the 9.

[emilydavis]

I have EDS (hyper mobile type) and it sucks. My joints just come out of place sometimes and I have to put them back in. I’ve got tons of massive scars and stretch marks. I have chronic bone pain and I’m developing arthritis at only 23. I can’t walk up a few stairs some days. I wish people would see it as a disability, because that is what it is.

[ghhs]

my friend has eds- its actually terrifying to watch and shes always just popping bones back into place randomly lol

[emmahennessy]

My uncle has Williams Syndrome. He loves heavy metal music and he is so friendly!!! He makes friends EVERYWHERE! At his 50th birthday party, I didn’t even know most of the people present! His parents didn’t know many of them, either!

[sdb]

I had no idea that my eyes were that cool, but that explains the weird looks I get when I point out subtle color differences.

[asmithgames]

They should create a superhero comic based off of these!

[Trick_iOS]

3:38 I've developed insensitivity to pain as i grew up due to well. Tons of childhood abuse and i often hurt myself a lot without even noticing like there are so many scars and bruises on me that i have no idea where i got from

[lowxmoz]

A clarification about the myostatin related muscle hypertrophy. As far as I know there are no proven cases in humans. The syndrome has been seen in cows, pigs and induced in laboratory in eagles but the genetic mutation that causes it has not been described in any human patient. Also, at least in bovines, it makes their life expectancy significantly lower as the heart, being a muscle, is also affected by the uncontrolled growth. A side note, there are some people that have been pointed out as having this syndrome, especially very muscular children, but I haven't found any confirmation of so. I accept and thank any contribution to this as I may be wrong on some points.

[Belreyne]

Dude, I can recall conversations I had back around 9/11... My memory is insane for someone with multiple traumatic brain injuries... I can tell you a conversation I had when I was 11m at the county fair, with my cousin, in exact detail... He definitely can't recall the conversation, but remembers fragments of the day because something my dad did... (Cousin and I are late-30s to early 40s)

[asapsway]

Love the videos almost fell out my seat when I saw you posted

[rocketyaps]

i have ehler's danlos syndrome and i've always called my "abilities" my party tricks. nice to know someone thinks i could be a superhero because of my disorder LOL
this was a nice/interesting watch!!!

[MikadoYuma]

I have something similar to Ehlers Danlos Syndrome called Ligamentous Laxity, but unfortunately the pain is so bad that it was only fun in my youth to bend and contort, and dislocate my shoulders, thumbs, and jaw for fun. Now I have to avoid even running in my thirties, since I could easily break my knees.

[opbhawaantutu]

Damn i could never even imagine having the ability to relive all the worst memories for the rest of my life. Thank god I'm pretty normal if not dumb😚

[vericab]

ehlers-danlos has serval "subtypes" variing in rarity, symptoms and deadliness

[NateSmith]

Williams syndrome is me. And I love music, can play by ear, sing on cue/hear everything and I enjoy talking to people/don't fear anyone and am a great intellectual speaker.

[Ali-in-Wonderland.]

I am a tetrachromat. I am a professional artist as well.😂😂😂 when I’ve been around people who are tripping on different substances and talking about what vivid colors that you’re seeing and all of this, I’m like, yeah that’s kind of how I see the world normally

[sainjawoof]

EDS has multiple subtypes, you're describing hyper mobility type. It actually affects the entire body, and multiple systems. It is degenerative with no cure, and has few options for treatment. The pain becomes excruciating and chronic. People lose their teeth, get gastro paresis, dysautonomia, and have multiple comorbidities. Many become permanently disabled early in life, some have to have service animals, others caretakers. The mascot for the disorder is a zebra 🦓.

[normalpersononyoutube]

6:17, 6:24, 6:36, so this condition basically makes you a real life saiyan without all the ki magic and stuff. Nice

[Nixter_Plasma]

hey im Nix (you DMd me about your channel on discord)
and as suspected, your channel is doing rlly great
keep up the effort fr
also this is kinda crazy how all of this just started cause of an assignment