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she asked, with a curious gleam in her eyes. Hanna rolled her eyes. "Yes, yes, it might have been her. I don't know her name," she replied, unwillingly. Lory stood up and approached Hanna, examining her face closely. The ointment spread across it tried to disguise something, but Lory couldn't help a slight smile. "What kind of skin problem do you have?" she asked softly. Hanna looked away. "A rare and little-studied disease. I... feel a lot of burning and pain, so I can't remove the ointment from my face."

“She was diagnosed today with Purkle Disease.” The name gave me pause, and took me a moment to remember. Purkle Disease, named after Arianna Purkle, who had been the first known werewolf to have it. It started in the stomach and stretched outwards, making the patients lethargic, giving them chills and then fevers. The disease was believed to be genetic, but as the cases were so rare, there weren’t many researching the disease. Undoubtedly, Cathy had been told there isn’t a cure.

Key's disease is indeed very rare, and unfortunately the girl is one of the sufferers of this rare disease. Aquagenic urticaria Is an allergic disease with its own tears, the symptoms are like a condition when the skin experiences anreaction allergic, which will cause a red and itchy rash, after being exposed to its own tears. Worse yet, if the sufferer is detected for too long and is not treated immediately. Sufferers can experience kidney problems, and end in death.

His hesitation stretched just a second too long before he finally spoke. “It is a rare disease,” he said carefully, choosing each word as though it might cut. “One that appears only every few years. It is not contagious, which leads us to believe it may be genetic.” “May be?” Caterina repeated, her voice sharpening slightly. She did not like uncertainty, not from someone who was supposed to know. Words that lacked clarity, that lacked confidence, always meant the same thing. They were guessing. The Healer glanced down at the chart in his hands, then back at her, and the look in his eyes made her stomach twist harder than the pain already there.

she replied, lifting her eyes from the glass she held with both hands to look at the older woman. "Dara is one of my oldest friends. I blessed her children when we were younger. Her oldest son, Cannibal, had Simian Fever. He was only about two months old at the time, and we didn't even use that name back then. We called it 'monkey disease' because the child looked like a monkey. I blessed him, and he was healed in two days, something the doctors didn't know how to do and had given up on. I blessed her other children when they were born, and just yesterday I blessed her grandson for the first time." "Wow!"

The doctor was silent for a while. "What kind of Desease, Doc." The doctor smiled at her. "It's HanaHaki." "What is the Hanahaki Disease?" And suddenly another Doctor came. She's Doctora Dela Cruz as it is written in her name plate. "The Hanahaki Disease is an illness born from one-sided love, where the patient throws up and coughs up flower petals when they suffer from one-sided love. The infection can be removed through surgery, but the feelings disappear along with the petals. "

She yells angrily. "WHAT?!" Haneul exclaims, shocked. "And why are you telling me this now when all of this years have passed?!" Haneul says firmly. "Because, I am going to die soon. I want a secure life for my daughter." Ms. Seon replies as tears begin to run down her cheeks. "Sang-Ki." Mr. Kang whispers. "I am telling you the truth. I have tried every treatment but it wasn't used. I am having a rare disease like my parents." She continues. "Why didn't you tell anyone sooner?" Haneul says worriedly.

Probably her illness is starting to manifest itself. Ameira can't say that there is the most dangerous disease among them because four of them have serious diseases that cannot be cured; maybe they have been neglected to treat their illnesses, and they are also part of the experiment. So something is already injected into their bodies that no one wants to see or know.

Jack's tone was still very calm, but in his heart he couldn't. "It's Smiiltef's disease, a disease that, once acquired, is difficult to cure. The percentage of people who survive the disease is very rare, in other words, I have not seen anyone cured." Professor John Stones sigh of helplessness with that disease. He continued: "I researched for a long time. When you contacted me, I knew I could not delay any longer. In the end, after much effort, I found that the solution was not optimal."

Shannon also leaned forward to say, "It's really a mysterious disease that seems to mimic the Kasawaki disease. How it evolves remains unanswered, but what I know is that it develops in women ages twenty-five to thirty-five." She paused with her mouth open, "In my file, there are two groups of people who had survived the disease. One group were random women who just lost their symptoms and we could not explain it - rather, we no longer had the time to go back and study their progress." "The second group was rather strange." A hiss left Shannon's lips before saying, "They claimed to have been healed by a quack doctor!" She shook her head and revealed, "That! That, I was able to investigate on