Porphyria Cutanea Tarda - Phantom of the Opera disese part 2

[ErikAnimeLover333]

As a phantom of the opera lover, and a LPN major I have also researched what possibilities for genetic defects Erik might have had. This vampire disease was my main guess, like the elephant man, or just some insane birth defect. I can't wait to get my degree and work in a genetics clinic :) The human body is so fascinating! Great job with your research!

[Leapardfire]

an interesting movie. I didn't like how it sounded like ou were rabling at points, but those points wererare, and overall an excelent job.

[alix1962]

Dude, I admire that you wanted to do this project but you in fact, didn't do any work outside of splicing and grabbing a few sentences from sources. You proceeded to ramble and babble incoherently. It sounds like you don't understand what you wrote. I can't understand your sentences and the music is blasting. This is a very badly done and lazy project. Next time, go to your teacher and give them an outline and get some help in this kind of mini-documentary. This could have gone somewhere.

[parnmkie]

o i frgot to tell you the name of the tipe i hav its "congenital erythropoietic porphyria"

i gust say vampire its shorter and the same thing.

[parnmkie]

hi i hav tipe 8 Porphyria it mackd me like a vampire in the way i luck and i cant go in the sun light or ill kill my eyes and skin

and i my blood is 80% platlits. o and you are rite a bout the tacking blood as tretment for it butt you are rong about haw match i hav to go do it evrey day for my hole life. from 4:00pm to 6:00pm im at the hospetol hukit up to a mashene thet tacks my blood so it sucks and ppl dont think it is reel so thank you for poting thes on youtube.

[OnaTutors]

Thanks for educating the public about Porphyria in a neat and entertaining way. I have another type of Porphyria, an Acute Intermittent Porphyria called Pyroluria. Keep up the good work! :o)

[EmilyGreene1984]

Also Carl Laemmle was not the director, he was the producer. :)

[EmilyGreene1984]

Very impressive. :) I love the intro on the first half of the video and all the details about the condition PCT. But, and I don't mean to sound deragtory, but a few of your facts are out of date or incorrect. Joseph Merrick, it is NOW guessed, suffered from not only neurofibromatosis but also from a more rarer condition called Proteus Syndrome. Also, I've found out there are a couple more conditions that could have caused deformities similar to the one in the book. But overall, a good job. :)

[SailorPhantom]

That was really interesting. I actually watched both parts. I had wondered why Erik(Phantom) looked like that, and now I know. Thanks! :D