Can 14 year old’s have heart attacks

Can a 14 year old have a heart attack?

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You probably slept funny. Sometimes i sleep weird and my hurts too but I wouldn’t be too worried- there are very specific symptoms for an oncoming heart attack and I think you would know if you were really having one. If you’re really w…

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I don’t know about you, but I am outraged that moslems can blame this little girl for her rape.?

Q: How about you?My heart goes out for this little girl.CENTRAL PHOENIX Who’s to Blame in Sex Assault of Girl? Father says NobodyReported by: ABC15.com staff Last Update: 2:24 pm (Phoenix Police)Sexual Assault ScenePHOENIX – The President of Liberia is voicing her opinion on an Arizona story creating outrage around the world.After an 8-year-old Phoenix girl was sexually assaulted by four boys last week, police said her parents blamed their daughter for the attack.The parents also apparently said their daughter had brought shame on the family.Those four boys are now under arrest, and the young victim is in Child Protective Services, away from her mom and dad.The President of Liberia called into CNN on Friday morning, saying rape is a problem in Liberia as well as the United States.”This is not a question of shame on a family.. it’s a question of assault on a young child and that can not be tolerated,” said President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf.”I think that family is wrong,” she added. “Clearly, [the boys] are doing something that’s no longer acceptable in our society…We just want to make sure the parents take care of that child and to make sure she is put in a situation where she can be administered to, can be loved and cared.”Earlier this week, the girl’s father told ABC15 he loved his daughter and planned to get her back.”I need her back, I want her back, and they (Child Protective Services) said I can have her back in three months,” he said.The father also said the family moved to the United States five years ago from West Africa and they don’t understand the United States’ criminal system.When asked what he wants to happen to the suspects involved in the assault against his daughter, he answered, “nothing.”Police are exploring what impact culture may have played in the incident and in the parent’s response. (Phoenix Police)The four sex assault suspects in the crime apparently lured the girl into a vacant shed near 43rd Avenue and Thomas Road last Thursday by offering her chewing gum, said Phoenix Police Sgt. Andy Hill.They then restrained her, and sexually assaulted her for 10 to 15 minutes, according to Hill.Officers were called to the scene after receiving phone calls about the young girl screaming, and running out of the shed partially clothed.Arriving officers said they saw several boys running from the scene, and were able to detain one and later identify three more.Hill said all the boys, ages 9, 10, 13 and 14, have been arrested and put in a juvenile corrections center. All four have apparently admitted to planning the assault and have been charged in the case. One of the boys, identified as 14-year-old Steven Tuopeh, is being tried as an adult for the crimes, facing two counts of sexual assault and one count of kidnapping.The 13-year-old suspect is accused of three counts of sexual assault, and one count of kidnapping. The 10-year-old is accused of two counts of sexual assault and one count of kidnapping. The 9-year-old suspect is accused of one count of sexual assault. All of the crimes listed are class 2 felonies.According to authorities, the girl’s parents said they blame their daughter for the assault and for bringing shame on her family.A relative at the girl’s home said the statement was untrue but declined to elaborate.According to the victim’s family, the 8-year-old victim wanted to go to a party and left the home.”Looked around, I look around and she was not here,” said the 8-year-old’s father.Femi Babarinde, an African Studies professor from the Thunderbird School of Global Management, said it is normal to feel shame because of a rape in the family in the Liberian culture.”When you look at the shame culture in African societies it basically means something negative happened and it affects not only that individual [the victim] but the family and extended family,” said Babarinde. “They may be reacting to the attention that this will get and the knowledge of this within the community that could be a source of embarrassment.”Babarinde said if CPS decides to give the girl back to the family, her parents will need intensive counseling.”Part of the counseling will be to have them understand that this is a different setting and a different environment in the United States. Laws are in place and, if things like this happen, it’s criminal behavior and one the family will have to understand. It will not go unpunished. And part of the healing process is for the family to rally around the girl herself,” said Babarinde.Many of you are sounding off about the story in the comments section at the bottom of this page.”I don’t know who are the worst animals here, the boys or the parents,” said ABC15.com reader StayathomeMom.”These fami

A: Most traditionally Muslim countries would shun her. They ALWAYS blame the rape victim. She could be two years old and they’d still blame her. They would then consider her damaged goods and since she won’t be able to get a job or get married, she’ll probably be abandoned.I’ve been to Armenia numerous times. This kind of thing happens ALL the time. Its incredibly sad but true. These boys are sociopaths. This isn’t normal behavior. They will grow up to be serial rapists/killers. I have zero sympathy for them. Her parents are complete garbage but believe it or not I’ve been around those type of people my entire life. My second cousin got raped by her stepfather and her mom send her to an orphanage. She was 12 and no this wasn’t in America. I hardly keep in contact with most of my family. I don’t need trash in my life.