Zach & Tori WORRIED About Their Kids Needing Brain Surgery | Little People Big World
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- Опубликовано: 7 май 2024
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Zach and Tori decide it's time for the family to go out and do something fun, giving Zach some time to reflect on life after his surgery.
From season 16 episode 2
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I have gone through a lot medically in my life and so have my children so far. you learn how to roll with the punches. Zach and Tori will do what is right for their family.
Zach has a weight lifting record though.
Ok
The boys legs are so bowed do they hurt you make it seem that they are likely to have serious medical issues wow that’s sad
Zack couldn't handle a bowling ball but how can he handle tory at night? 😂
dude thats loki mean
Grow up,
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Disgusting that they decided to have all of these kids knowing that there was a very high percentage that this would be the outcome.
Shut up! There all happy! It’s call blessing!
@@marcmaza2821 I don't think it's disgusting either, but there's absolutely no question these children have a HARD life ahead of them. Listen to how many surgeries Zach has had - 20? These kids will face multiple surgeries for a potentially long list of reasons and most of those health issues will be directly due to dwarfism. It's very common for dwarfs with achondroplasia to have shunts put in to avoid hydrocephalus- fluid on the brain. Countless surgeries for knee and hip replacement. Extremely high risk pregnancies down the road for females with dwarfism. Difficulty walking due to leg bowing.
And just in general they have a very difficult life because everything to do with their life has to be altered for them. Their house, car, clothes, etc. It's a hard life. I'm sad thinking about what difficult things these children will endure, not to mention cruel people and bullying.
These children are adorable, sweet kids and they deserve a happy life. I just hope their health issues are minimal and the world is kind to them. They do have a difficult road ahead of them. Ask any person with dwarfism how hard their life has been, you'll get a story from all of them.