strange Pakistani girl's head tilted 180 degrees.
Afhseen Qumbar, a 9-year-old little girl from Mithi Village, Singh Province, Pakistan has never felt the beauty of childhood. This is all because the appearance of his body is considered terrible, the girl's head is tilted 180 degrees and makes all of her neighbors afraid to approach her.
I don't know what mysterious ailment afflicted Afhseen, because first his head was normal. Starting from complaints of head and neck pain until the disease was forced to make his daily activities stopped, he dropped out of school.
Instead of feeling sorry for Afhseen's neighbors and friends, they are far from the poor girl. They thought the cause of the Pakistani girl's head tilted 180 degrees due to the curse sin, it could have been from the actions of her parents first. And until now they have not dared to be close, fearing the curse that afflicts Afhseen is contagious to them.
According to the testimony of Alah Jurio, the father, the cause of the tilted head on his son actually happened when Afhseen was still a baby, so at that time he was 8 months old and he accidentally fell while carrying his mother. His neck became bent like a chicken's neck and because it was untreated it continued to stiffen up to large. We actually went to the paranormal, but it still didn't work, while for treatment, our doctor didn't have money, said the father.
Another opinion from Doctor Dilip Kumarini who served in the village's general clinic where the family of the headed-headed girl lived. According to him the strange conditions experienced by Afhseen could be due to anomalies in the spine and forms of muscle abnormalities. Surgical operations can be done to change his life to normal again, but it requires very expensive operating costs.
Whereas we ourselves know that the Afhseen family is very poor, hopefully there will be a helping hand from the government or other parties who want to help with the operating costs for Afhseen Qumbar so that his 180-degree tilted head can stand upright, said Doctor Dilip Kumarini.
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