KARMIC DICTIONARY: Past Life Causes of Present Life Disorders
Primordial Dwarves For Quick Access: [For How We Can Help] Short Description
Will Sommers, dwarf to King Henry VIII (1540)
Causes:
Primordial Dwarves are a modern value judgment about what is and
is not considered tall. Consider how tall people used to be in the past:
Symptoms:
Primordial Dwarves are diagnosed by ultrasound as small for gestational age
(SGA) or as having intra uterine growth retardation (IUGR). They have
low birth weights (less than 4 pounds). After birth, their growth continues
at an extremely slow rate leaving these PD children years behind their peers in size.
After Effects: Primordial Dwarves have very thin bones and are at high risk for breaks. They are also prone to Heart Disease, Kidney Disorders, and Aneurysm (bursted bulge in a blood vessel). They are very likely to experience delays in developing physically. Most infants with primordial dwarfism have feeding problems. Since their bodies are so small, they have less natural resistance to disease than full sized individuals. Advice: Primordial Dwarves have always been somewhat fragile. Their small stature has always made them a victim to those who were stronger and taller. That is why reigning monarchs had a long standing tradition of taking in dwarves to serve as court jesters. Not only were they amused by the dwarves, it was considered their duty to protect the truly weak and helpless. So today's Primordial Dwarves would be well advised to have taller companions around to help them when they are out in public. Those who see them should be compassionate. Case History: is included in the above descriptions of Primordial Dwarfism. Before using any of this advice, click here for a "Word of Caution" Credits: from channeled information. |
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