Originally Posted by patelp

oh man this reminds of the movie the orphan.

Good lord that was one awful movie.

Originally Posted by reeves

What I mean though, is that for someone with say....down syndrome, theres people that are trained to deal with/care for them. Same with any "common" condition. But there is no training for this. How do you ask someone to take care of your young adult trapped in an infant body? I know if someone asked me to do that, my response would be some thing like "uh.....".

That's my point though...I was saying, if you resort to facilitated care, you'd put them in a home for the autistic.

The mental capacity is what's difficult to manage in my opinion, not the infant-size body. For instance, whether you change the diapers of someone in an infant's body, or someone in a 65 year old's body, it shouldn't make much difference.

Originally Posted by reeves

Even if they diagnose her, what then? Growth Hormones don't work, so what then?

Man, I'd be the worst doctor ever.

It would be more interesting if this didn't happen: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telomer...e_sho rtening

This is the reason that aged people die, and currently the only known way of stopping it is the same factor that's involved with cancer not quitting. So if this girl does this also, finding out how would be pretty cool.

Originally Posted by Mowicz

whether you change the diapers of someone in an infant's body, or someone in a 65 year old's body, it shouldn't make much difference.

Volume is the first thing that comes to mind. Remember this should you ever have to chose between the two jobs :winkchristmas2:

Originally Posted by ghjkghkghkgh

Volume is the first thing that comes to mind. Remember this should you ever have to chose between the two jobs :winkchristmas2:

Wow, that kinda made me gag after I realized what the hell you were talking about.

XD

Originally Posted by lawleypop

Wow, that kinda made me gag after I realized what the hell you were talking about.

XD

Exactly :-)

Originally Posted by Harlequin90

Good lord that was one awful movie.

Just watched it, and I agree. The story had so much potential, but it really REALLY fell apart about 2/3 of the way through. The ending was just awful. This seemed like it was the kind of film that gets you to root for the villain, but then they just messed that all up with that ending. The big twist wasn't even very well thought-out in how it was delivered, just sort of crapped out onto the screen.

Why are such poorly-made movies released in the summer?

Originally Posted by ghjkghkghkgh

Volume is the first thing that comes to mind. Remember this should you ever have to chose between the two jobs :winkchristmas2:

But in that sense it's easier to take care of the girl in question...which is the point I was trying to make without addressing the specifics. xD

Originally Posted by Mowicz

without addressing the specifics. xD

You're welcome.