I used to believe that the body would replace any severed limb eventually. This was (most likely) because when I visited the 1976 Paralympics in Toronto with my parents, I noticed that the arms and legs of a few of the athletes (the Thalidomide victims, I realized much later) were quite obviously in a state of growing back. I also remember thinking that the athletes were really cool, keeping up their sport while they were still recovering from such a horrible accident.
A childhood belief about general
others believed things like this
- I used to believe that the numbers athletes wore on their uniforms were their ages.— Sara
- that using athletes foot cream would instantly make me an athlete. — Kate
- I used to beleive that all pains were headaches. So for example, I had headaches in my stomach, legs and arms.— James
- My parents told me that Jesus visited Santa Claus when he was dead for three days. — Rick Hamell
- I used to think that serial killers chopped their victims up into little pieces and eat them with their cerealAnon
- when i was younger I thought that canada was only toronto, mississauga, burlington and niagara falls.Anon