A couple once visited a psychological counsellor and shared the story of their 12-year-old son.
Until July 2025, everything in their lives was completely normal. Then one day the child ate momos and, a few days later, began feeling uneasy while sleeping. His condition gradually worsened.
Doctors later told them that an insect, likely from the cabbage used in the momos, had entered his brain. Surgery was extremely risky.
Overnight, their perfectly healthy child became specially abled.
I had heard stories before about insects in momos causing harm, but I never truly believed them. After hearing this case from a close relative, I don’t think I’ll ever be able to eat that dish again.
That wasn’t just a game, it was a 𝑩𝑶𝑳𝑫 statement. 👊🔥
🇳🇵Nepal played fearless cricket, trusted their belief, and announced themselves on the world stage. Their passion for cricket is worth appreciating. Take a bow. 👏
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one of my favorite games to play is “is my headache from dehydration, caffeine withdrawal, lack of proper nutrition, my ponytail, stress, lack of sleep, not wearing my glasses or brain tumor?”
people i graduated with are getting married and having babies and im here using fiction to escape reality and crying over people who don’t even exist 😭
Turns out women get more autoimmune diseases from suppressed anger and trauma...so basically every time you don't flip a table, your immune system takes a hit. Moral of the story? Throw the fucking chair, girl. It's preventative medicine