Is it normal to be so flexible?

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When I was four, I had my spinal cord tethered, and now I am really flexible, and I mean really. I can roll from a backbend into a chin stand, go from a front walkover straight into the splits, put my feet behind my head, and my back bends to the point of people asking me if I have a spine. I think I can also dislocate both my shoulders whenever I want with no pain, and move my clasped hands from in front of my belly to my butt without letting go, and vice versa. I have only had one surgery.

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  • sky38203
    9 years ago

    Wish i could do that...Yea its normal!

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  • lovefatsuitgirls
    7 years ago

    Wow; how long can you keep your legs/feet behind your head?

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  • chained_rage
    9 years ago

    Hey, let's do a quick test?
    Do a backbend and grab your ankles. You should kinda look like a donut now. Tell me when you're ready so that we can commence with the test, okay?

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    • kspell
      9 years ago

      Okay?

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      • chained_rage
        9 years ago

        Took you long enough :|

        PULL THE LEVER, KRONK!

        *pushes you downhill*

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        • kspell
          9 years ago

          I hope you realize that I responded 7 hours ago?

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          • chained_rage
            9 years ago

            I hope you realize that it took you 1 day and 17 hours to respond to my initial reply?

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            • iEatZombies_
              9 years ago

              Wow, OP waited 7 hours like that? What's your secret?

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  • Arm0se
    9 years ago

    Wait, you had it tethered? What does that mean when applied to someone's spine?

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    • kspell
      9 years ago

      Normally, peoples spinal cord is attached to nerves at the base of the spinal column by a stretchy tendon. Mine was short and fat, and instead of that stretching, the nerves stretched. So they severed the tendon.

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