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In reply to the discussion: This message was self-deleted by its author [View all]Coventina
(29,502 posts)I've seen the pictures of the little girl and she's hardly a monster!
I'm glad that a plastic surgeon volunteered to help her, and I hope he still will in spite of the fraud committed by her family.
But, to say that her life would be over without it is really uncalled for.
I have a few friends with scars on their faces, for various reasons. I have a pretty good one on my temple (acquired at the age of one year) for that matter.
One had jaw cancer, another skin cancer. I have friends with various other physical imperfections.
Not a single person of my acquaintance has had their life ended by such things.
You know the WORST aspect of any scars that child will carry? The story behind them.
My grandparents' dogs attacked me, then my family lied about it to our community, so that they could get money.
That's what she's going to be in therapy for, in future years. Not the physical scars.