Jon Bischof
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This must be true or memb would no longer be with us.
Can a critter whose lung has been punctured survive if the bullet remains in his lung?
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memtb
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I may be wrong, I think that "lead poisoning" comes from swallowing lead and the digestive juices working on the lead! memtb
adam32+P
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You have to EAT lead to possibly get lead poisoning. Even ingesting it doesn't mean you'll actually get lead poisoning. Lead along with asbestos aren't nearly as bad as the lawyers on TV make it out to be.
Jon Bischof
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If you inhale lead particles, you can get lead poisoning that way. Then they are small enough to get into other parts of the body. But evidently, the lead pellet inside memtb's lung has remained intact for 59 years.
Understanding it scientifically is one thing. Giving glory to God for having preserved his life is quite another. All glory be to God alone.
Having said that, I don't think we can blame God for the brain damage.
Understanding it scientifically is one thing. Giving glory to God for having preserved his life is quite another. All glory be to God alone.
Having said that, I don't think we can blame God for the brain damage.
memtb
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If you inhale lead particles, you can get lead poisoning that way. Then they are small enough to get into other parts of the body. But evidently, the lead pellet inside memtb's lung has remained intact for 59 years.
Understanding it scientifically is one thing. Giving glory to God for having preserved his life is quite another. All glory be to God alone.
Having said that, I don't think we can blame God for the brain damage.
Well……I guess that explains my "drain bamage"!
memtb
