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Friday's at work

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Friday's at work

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No one knew what was bothering 7-month-old Mya Whittington.
Her discomfort stumped her parents and doctors.
She was finally hospitalized - and a 2-inch feather eventually poked its way out of her neck, shocking everyone.

Mya was admitted to a hospital near the family's home in Hutchinson, Kansas.
Doctors thought she had a staph infection of her lymph nodes.
But when they tried to drain the bump, nothing came out.
Hours later, Aaron Whittington and his wife Emma noticed what appeared to be a "half-inch string" protruding from Mya's face.
"[The pediatrician] threw on gloves and she pulled out a 2-inch feather and she's like, 'It's a feather.'
And we're like, 'What do you mean it's a feather?'
And she showed us," Whittington said, still in disbelief.
"As far as how the feather got into the side of the neck, our doctor says we'll probably never really know," he said. "But her best guess is that she either inhaled it or tried swallowing it and it got lodged in the throat somewhere, and the body, just being crazy, just started to reject it and force it out the side of her neck."
The little girl is now "almost 100 percent recovered," according to Whittington.

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Unfortunate leggings optical illusion

Thanks for leaving that image to disrupt my sleep!

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