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white birthmarks
here's a picture of mine
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Permalink Reply by melody on -
Hi I have one behind my ear and if I exercize it looks even whiter (is that a word?) and people notice it more. If you find out what it means let me know. Thanks Melody
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Permalink Reply by Oddball on -
i googled white birthmarks but all i could find is that there are many Austistic children who have white birthmarks and that white ones can be linked to some condition called tuberous sclerosis, but its not very common, google doesnt seem to be helping much on the spiritual level though :(
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Permalink Reply by e LA ra TE on -
I have one on my back its usually just a lack of pigment. However I also have a red one on my arm which I think was from a shooting in a past life. I have brown ones all over my arms however they are faint. I think its your dna mix.
I tuned in and it looks to be a past life memoir. I have 2 screaming kids here but I can quickly sense an unusual aspect like water associated. Can someone help?
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Permalink Reply by Kara on -
I have a smaller one exatly like that on my knee, I remember calling it my cloud when I was little because it was white. I still have one but it isnt as noticble as it use to be, I was wondering the same thing as to why I even found this post. :)
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Permalink Reply by divan roshan on -
my birthmark look same as yours but its located back of my shoulder
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Permalink Reply by 1sp1bae27k1k1 on
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If you were born with it, then it may be a birth mark....but I have one, but it's actually not a birth mark...because I wasn't born with it. It appeared when I was about 11 or 12 yrs old. It's actually related to hypothyroidism type 2 (doctors don't reconized type 2...it's caused by toxins/pollution). Type 2 can't be found by testing the blood. The saliva test works best.
Type 2 Hypothyroidism
is defined as peripheral resistance to thyroid hormones at the cellular level. It is not due to a lack of adequate thyroid hormones. Normal amounts of thyroid hormones and thyroid stimulating hormone (TSH) are detected by the blood tests; therefore, blood tests do not detect Type 2 hypothyroidism. Type 2 hypothyroidism is usually inherited. However, environmental toxins may also cause or exacerbate the problem. The pervasiveness of Type 2 hypothyroidism has yet to be recognized by mainstream medicine but is already in epidemic proportions.
It's toxins and our enviroment that causes this...meds, bad food, water, etc.
It makes sense to me that children with autism has these white marks too....it makes a lot of sense. :)
I have a dime size white mark on my chest and very tiny pin sized white dots on my leg/legs. It called vitiligo, BUT it doesn't spead like vitiligo...it usually stays the same size...my marks never grew any larger. Right now, I don't worry about it much...I just started detoxing my body.
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Permalink Reply by Nick aka Ice Dragon on -
I have one on my ankle
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