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Spinal cord injuries

My name is Emmanuel Lee Vestal, in 2011 I believe it was an officer was shot a couple houses from me. Not long after that I had the idea of using glue in the human body to prevent the bullet from moving any closer to his heart. In 2013 my daughter Victoria Elizabeth Vestal with severely injured and due to a mistake made by medical professional she was placed on life support and has been a living as a quadriplegic since that day. She will be 11 November 2nd of this year. Not long after she was injured in 2013 I had a vision of a worm that produces a glue that can be used in the human body, that worm is called the Sandcastle worm. The glue from the Sandcastle worm and or a synthetic form of said glue, in my opinion can be used for many different purposes in regards to injuries in the human body, such as reconnecting the spinal cord. In my opinion, using the glue from the Sandcastle worm along with a mesh shaped sleeve made from Teflon, magnets etc. Can be utilized in reconnecting certain injuries inflicted on a spinal cord.

Thank you, Emmanuel Lee Vestal 2603:3010:1409:100:B549:88D5:1139:FF33 (talk) 18:56, 24 September 2022 (UTC)[reply]