Bionic Butt

His friends call him "the man with the bionic bottom." Ged Galvin permanently lost control of his colon after a motorcycle accident. But surgeons moved one of his knee muscles to his colon and attached electrodes to it. He can clench or unclench it with a remote control that he carries in his pocket:


“They call me the man with the bionic bottom, but that doesn’t bother me. My gratitude to the surgeons is endless because what they have done is a miracle.”

Mr Galvin, who had previously endured the indignity of carrying a colostomy bag, added: “I thought that in these days of modern medicine surely there was something they could do. They'd mended everything else - why not this? Anything was better than a colostomy bag.

“The operation changed my life and gave me back my pride and confidence. Because of the remote control I can lead a normal life again.”


Link via Geekologie | Image: SWNS

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If you go to the link, it's clear she made this very impressive treat for Hanukkah, not Passover (beyond the fairly obvious fact that many of the ingredients are not Kosher for Passover). Since both holidays are eight days long, your post is confusing.
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"flat bread traditionally eaten during Hanukkah" Matzoh is not traditionally eaten during Chanukah. It is almost exclusively eaten during Passover. Some of those houses have non kosher-for-passover ingredients but it is still not a Chanukah dish.
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