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Mom Left Her Baby Alone In Her Bed Room, Then She Heard Her Husband’s Screams

  When moms tuck their kids in for the night the image of their child’s beautifully peaceful expression is something that will stay with them for a lifetime however some parents may take it for granted that their children will be waiting with a smile for them the next day sadly not all of our little angels get To wake up in the morning on february 28 2016 carrie hall volmart put her 17-month old baby girl in bed for the night and that was the last she ever saw of her if carrie’s three-year-old son had not been in sleeping in her bedroom that night he too would have succumbed to the same fate as his baby sister had mom known ahead of time that there was a hidden danger in letting her two kids sleep on separate floors she never…
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Woman has five stone cyst removed in life-saving operation

 Details have emerged of a life-saving operation carried out last year in Mexico, in which a 24-year-old woman had a cyst weighing over five stones (33kg) removed from her body.



The unnamed woman was having at risk of heart failure as a result of the engorged ovarian cyst, which left her with limited mobility and problems breathing and eating.

Warning: graphic images below

The woman is now able to live a normal life after the growth was removed at Mexico General Hospital by Dr. Erik Hanson Viana. 

“This is the biggest cyst I have operated on," said Dr Viana. "It was so large that it took up 95 percent of the patient’s abdomen.



Dr Erik Hanson Viana poses with the giant cyst. Credit: ERIK HANSON VIANA / CATERS NEWS

“It’s really rare to operate on a cyst this big, it measured half a metre in diameter and the circumference was 157 cm.

“From all the research I’ve found, it’s believed that this is the largest ovarian cyst ever to be removed whole, without draining it first or spilling it.”

According to Dr Viana, if the woman had not been operated on she would have become increasingly immobile and malnourished - but after the cyst was removed, she had a new lease of life.



Dr Viana poses with the patient after surgery Credit: ERIK HANSON VIANA / CATERS NEWS

"'Two days after surgery she walked out of hospital. Before she was used to carrying 73 lb (33kg) inside her because of the cyst, so movement was like she was levitating or walking on the moon," he said.

"When we saw her six months after surgery to see how the scar was healing and monitor for other problems, she was fully healed. She was standing completely straight.

"She now walks like a normal person without needing a walking stick or other mobility aids and her abdomen is now flat."

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