Daniela Liverani: A Short Story

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The girl who has name Daniela Liverani comes from Edinburgh, Scotland. She is 24 years old, and is fond of traveling around the world, the mysterious, unusual and exotic places that are quite far away. It was some time ago in Southeast Asia with just a backpack. When she returned home could not imagine that she actually visited Vietnam.

She in Asia fell off on the motor. No was injured, but after the fall of the engine she had trouble oh nose. But she does not give particular importance to it but continue the adventure.

When Daniel came home, she began noticing that something was wrong with his nose and inconvenience they become worse. She thought it was just blood clots. But once she showered she started feeling something sticky on your lips and out of the shower to look in the mirror.

She was amazed. Her nose out big veiny mass. And she saw when it began to think that
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Leech belongs to the group of dangerous parasites that can cause serious consequences in humans.

According to the claims of the doctors who helped Danny leech in her nose when she entered when swimming or drinking something you drink in Asia. Because it was a leech in her nose a few weeks it became bigger. Quite drained blood from her body even grew three inches.

With photo Daniela showed leech that was taken out of her nose.

You could never imagine that such creatures can enter your body and feed on your blood.

The question set Daniela doctors was because of her curiosity. What would happen if leech proceed to live in it. The answer was terrible. Then leech will reach her brain and ate him.

The story of this girl is enough to send a chill up your spine. Leech was actually eat without being noticed and it may have even killed. This is why we should always pay close attention when you are traveling abroad, because there are animals we are familiar with, and even some microscopic ones that can be

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