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    The television reality show “Small People, Big World” records the daily life of the Roloffs’s family, of which being dwarfs, Matt and Amy have three children: Jeremy, Molly and Zach whom is a dwarf. Differing from the usual broadcasts, in Season 3 of “Small People, Big World” Episode 13, the show displayed an interview the family had with the TLC crew (Tyler Griffith, 2016). With several snatches of their past events, every one of them expressed their feelings about their show up on the…

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    Two hours left before I administer the last set of microinjections. I loaded a set of Kepler’s works to play, as I meditate. If I touched his mind before, I should touch it again. Maybe Brahe’s nose will work as a meditation point. Imaging planets with noses should emphasize the motion and remind me of Kepler. -- How did the experiment go last night? You don’t classify as roadkill anymore because no one would eat you, now. See, the sky’s buzzard free. Nothing went right. I figure that when I…

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    the dwarf community; so having a non-dwarf child goes against their beliefs and lifestyle. While the parents have the autonomy to decide on the embryo, choosing the dwarf embryo violates the child’s future autonomy and the right to an open future. Dwarfism is irreversible and commonly seen by the general population as a disability, thus the couple is morally wrong to choose the dwarf embryo. Selecting the “best” embryo does not mean solely for parental purposes, a major aspect is not seizing a…

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    disease or condition just like anybody else. Dwarfism is defined as a condition of short stature that ultimately results from miscommunication within their genetic make-up as an infant or a medical condition that occurred as they grew through childhood.…

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    The Ancient Inhabitants of Flores Island The recently discovered Homo floresiensis have been a puzzle for scientists. The skeletons are an odd mix of archaic and more modern traits. The problem of how these diminutive hominins arrived on the island of Flores is still a mystery. The dating shows H. floresiensis arrived over a million years ago by the tools they left behind. The hominins had a minimal cranial capacity, yet they were able to live and prosper until recent times. The Indonesian…

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    gland. There is a condition of abnormal body grow such as pituitary gigantism and pituitary dwarfism which the body over create grow hormone or doesn’t create enough GH. Another name for pituitary dwarfism is growth hormone deficiency. According to the Children’s Health study, the estimate between one in 14,000 and one in 27,000 babies born each year have some of the growth hormone deficiencies that cause dwarfism. This disorder is mostly seen in children than adults depends on genetic and some…

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    Pituitary Dwarfism is when the body does not grow due to hormonal problems. The outcome of this would be a little person due to the entire structure of the body being decreased. The word dwarfism is when a person’s growth is very slow. There are many different types of dwarfism but in this situation pituitary dwarfism is dealing with the pituitary gland of the body. The pituitary gland controls certain hormones in…

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    Dallas might not agree with the couples’ choice to have an abortion if the genetic test comes back negative for dwarfism but he has a duty to serve his patients and to do his job. Dallas also tells the couple that their choice is rarely because people want to avoid having a mutation that produces dwarfism. Dallas would satisfy the couples request and by doing so it would please the couple and encourage them to recommend him to their friends and family members…

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    than the average sized person because he is a dwarf. According to Merriam-Webster dictionary Walter’s dwarfism is a disability because it is a “condition of being able to do things in a normal way”. Even though Walter did not let size get in the way of letting him live his life, he was still considered to have a disability because his height causes him to perform everyday functions differently. Dwarfism was the cause that Walter was separated from his mother. When Walter was fourteen years old…

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    In the TED Talk “Love, No Matter What”, Andrew Solomon shows readers and listeners how identities that differ from the parents, which Solomon claims are “horizontal identities” can change from being looked at as illnesses into full-fledged identities through the power of love and acceptance. Solomon uses his own personal narratives, the stories of others he has interviewed and his extensive research on the topic of, “how much love there can be, even when everything appears to be going wrong” to…

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