Honest estimation: I doubt he couldn't fap before the surgery let alone afterwards. Probably gave himself the double stub. Might even be able to do so with only one stub if he has something like a fleshlight or a "bum in a can".
The bigger problem with fapping might be browsing porn sites using only your voice... Imagine living next door and hearing a dude talk to himself.
Dude: "Big tits!"
Dude: "Creampie orgy!"
Dude: "Full screen!"
\*10 minutes later\*
Dude: "Exit incognito mode"
Enhance 224 to 176
Enhance. Stop.
Move in. Stop. Pull out, track right. Stop.
Center and pull back. Stop.
Track 45 right. Stop.
Center and stop.
Enhance 34 to 36.
Stop.
Enhance 34 to 46.
Pull back. Wait a minute. Stop.
Enhance 57 to 19.
Track 45 left. Stop
Enhance 15 to 23.
THEN AGAIN!!!
Try reaching your dick with your elbows. For me it's easy cus I totally have a huge 12 inch super dong but some might barely be able to reach it. But it's not impossible with some gymnastics. So even if he barely has any motor skills in his hands, which might be possible, he could still jack it in several other ways.
Those are my final words on this matter. Further questions may be send to [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected])
He should've gone for the same fit as the black guy from final fantasy 7 but in stead of a gun he has a thrusting dildo on the front and a fleshlight on the side.
IRL Orgazmo
As someone who works with spinal patients, nothing will stop a manās desire to fap. If it works, itās getting used. Thereās a reason why door knocking is important etiquette
And that's kinda wild if you think about it. You lose sensation from some point on the spine downward, yet one still wants to fap.
A man's will to fap can move mountains... :'-)
No. There was another case in India few years back in which the new hands even changed their skin colour in accordance to the host's melanin levels. So in a few months, the new hands feel a part of the host body and not somebody else.
So it's not a given thing, but hopefully he'll regain feeling and control of his new hands.
It takes a while because his body won't hook up to the existing nerves.
Instead the old nerves in his arms will multiply and work their way into the new arms using the old nerves as a kind of scaffolding.
Source: I read it somewhere Idk.
Here is someone else that got a double arm transplant. The video shows about a years worth of progress for him after the surgery and seems to be able to do a lot of things like driving, but still seems to have some difficulty with finer motor control.
https://youtu.be/cXAFF6S53jU?si=EdULX7tndz0yG3oD
Still incredible considering what happened.
Also recomend this doc about the first succesfull arm transplant and how well it went. (Also really touching life story)
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=M3MUQB8E9J4&pp=ygUaYXJtIHRyYW5zcGxhbnQgZG9jdW1lbnRhcnk%3D
Over time the skin tone will actually blend together, to the extent that only the scars will be telling of a surgery ever taking place.
These surgeons are national treasures, IMHO.
- "Doctor, will I be able to play piano after the procedure?"
- "Yes, I don't see why not"
- "That's wonderful, I never could play the piano before!"
Thanks, I'll see myself out...
He's going to need a lot of occupational therapy but it's not unrealistic. People are able to pick up myoelectrics quite well - this is the next step.
If the Arms take well and his body doesn't reject them, I would be hopeful he'd regain function.
Am an OT.
>45-year-old painter who had lost both his hands in a train accident four years ago, underwent a 12-hour long bilateral hand transplant operation in Delhi's Sir Ganga Ram Hospital, PTI reported.
>Raj Kumar, a resident of Nangloi in the capital, was crossing the railway track near his house on his bicycle when he lost control over it and fell down on the tracks and came under a train.
>The surgery lasted for over 12 hours and involved connecting every blood vessel, muscle, tendon, and nerve between the donor's hands and the recipient's arms.
>According to Times Now, Meena Mehta, who served as the administrative head of a reputed school in South Delhi, pledged to donate her organs after her demise. Her kidneys, liver, and corneas have transformed the lives of three people, and her hands have been donated to the painter.
Sources:-
https://www.hindustantimes.com/india-news/delhi-painter-who-lost-both-hands-ready-to-hold-his-brush-again-after-double-transplant-101709713685515.html
https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/delhi/painter-gets-hands-back-at-delhi-hospital-thanks-to-brain-dead-woman-donor-and-doctors/articleshow/108260580.cms
There's a really unusual phenomenon with this where his hand/arm skin colour will eventually perfectly match the rest of his body. There was a hand transplant done a while ago. Male hands on a female body. Eventually her hands became more feminine and they matched her perfectly.
I sent the story to a few retired Doctors from Mexico this morning. They worked many years amputating limbs, among other stuff.
All of us are waiting for the 6 and 9 month marks.
While this is different, pig heart man died after 6 months.
Chimp Kidney man died after 9 months.
Yes, these are human arms. But this is a first of its kind. Mostly want to see if they will work long term.
Edit.
Yes, I am wrong on most of this.
Thanks for all the reading material folks.
It's not first of its kind, there's been a case of an airport security guy who got his arms blown off in the USA and received new ones from an organ donor. Apparently had to take immuno-suppressants constantly and motor-function was never the same again, but it was close at least. But yeah, turned out to not be a great solution, but arms are arms.
Source: Saw it on TV some years ago, someone prove me wrong because I'm too lazy
Just started doing a search. Yea, seems like there have been other attempts/similar things.
Looks like John Hopkins already got decent at doing hand transplants.
This is wild.
Thanks for the reponse.
Iāve seen videos that date back 10 years ago for successful arm transplants. Surprised me that itās been around for over a decade as it feels like such a new and incredible medical surgery.
I mean, they have successfully transplanted penis' onto Iraq war veterans who had them blown off. But then again any man who gets his dick back wouldn't give a fuck about the meds he had to take as long as it still got hard.
Yeah it's not a miracle solution, the body constantly wants to reject the transplanted limb, it's much more complicated than an organ transplant due to the variety of tissue present.
The immuno-suppressant drugs can wreak havoc on the kidneys, and had been fatal in the past. Patients have to weigh up having arms with having a potentially much shorter life span, where any complications which arise will be deadly serious.
Some people who have had arm transplants have ended up getting them removed, not every patient gains full mobility over the limbs, and if they don't take great care they can be damaged beyond repair.
Indeed
Well unless they would make you a new arm from your own tissue (which also is possible with modern technology nowadays btw, just very very expensive and probably cancerous)
Unfortunately with the technology we have immuno-suppressants are inevitable.
I love a phrase I heard about it, evolution didnāt really think to factor in that some chimps with tools would be cutting and adding organs and limbs from each other
At least the commercially available technology, there have been instances of growing body parts from stem cell tissue, however it has not been done with a whole arm yet as far as I'm aware
There was a girl who was given the arms of an older man, the arm changed shape and cells to look like her arm over the bext couple of months. Motor skills are perfectly fine. The body rejects the arm, but the medicine counteracts it
I believe it was a baboon that survived for 6 months with a pig's heart. No human has survived more than 2 months yet, or at least I could not find any other attempts
Actually yes. The cells in the hands will slowly be replaced with his own. In about 10ish years, there will almost no way to tell his hands are transplants. Ain't biology interesting.
Oh they are, generally for the new bone merrow which is replicated inside the bones themselves for this type. Organs are a whole thing in and of themselves. But with this type of graft, the body would replace the skin and muscles with the body's own stem cells.
Ooooh I see, thank you for the explanation.
If you have time and don't mind, can you dive deeper into this:
>Organs are a whole thing in and of themselves.
I guess they also regenerate but is it like the bone marrow where tissue is generated locally?
Like all these brand new revolutionary surgeries letās try and refrain and wait for the 6, 9 and 12 month mark at a minimum before we get too excited about this.
Cause hell we can replace our organs with animal organs and make two headed dogs for a limited amount of time. Hopefully, this is different.
My cousin was a professional bull-rider,years ago he got his arm torn off and had it replaced with a cadaver arm and it works perfectly fine, hell he had a career in either boxing or MMA for a bit afterwards, I forget which.
Woah that cannot be a quick nor easy procedure, I'm curious how they connect everything muscle tissue / tendons, arteries, I can't believe this is possible, wow.
That's incredible. I'd love to see long-term what his fine motor skills look like!
Normal people: "how are his fine motor skills?" Redditors: "can he fap again?"
Well... Can he š
Honest estimation: I doubt he couldn't fap before the surgery let alone afterwards. Probably gave himself the double stub. Might even be able to do so with only one stub if he has something like a fleshlight or a "bum in a can". The bigger problem with fapping might be browsing porn sites using only your voice... Imagine living next door and hearing a dude talk to himself. Dude: "Big tits!" Dude: "Creampie orgy!" Dude: "Full screen!" \*10 minutes later\* Dude: "Exit incognito mode"
Allow me to fill out the 10 minutes: Dude: "Fast forward 5 seconds" Dude: "Fast forward 5 seconds" Dude: "Fast forward 10 seconds" Dude: "Fast forward 5 seconds" Dude: "Fast forward 1 minute" Dude: "Backtrack 15 seconds" Dude: "Fast forward 10 seconds" Dude: "Fast forward 20 seconds" Dude: "Fast forward 2 minutes" Dude: "Backtrack 30 seconds"
Enhance 224 to 176 Enhance. Stop. Move in. Stop. Pull out, track right. Stop. Center and pull back. Stop. Track 45 right. Stop. Center and stop. Enhance 34 to 36. Stop. Enhance 34 to 46. Pull back. Wait a minute. Stop. Enhance 57 to 19. Track 45 left. Stop Enhance 15 to 23.
>wife arrives in car early and pulls up the driveway >**\*BLUETOOTH CONNECTED\*** >\*loud moaning in car\*
What. The. Fuck.
I can hear these sentences in my mind. With the accompanying music.
I hate how accurate this is
THEN AGAIN!!! Try reaching your dick with your elbows. For me it's easy cus I totally have a huge 12 inch super dong but some might barely be able to reach it. But it's not impossible with some gymnastics. So even if he barely has any motor skills in his hands, which might be possible, he could still jack it in several other ways. Those are my final words on this matter. Further questions may be send to [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected])
Practice self fellatio
I wonder if that was the original goal of the guy who invented yoga
Thank you for the imagery. And have my up vote..
Ye olde dub stub.
Well he could've just turned the stub into a fleshlight if he found a surgeon who was creative enough
He should've gone for the same fit as the black guy from final fantasy 7 but in stead of a gun he has a thrusting dildo on the front and a fleshlight on the side. IRL Orgazmo
I hate it here.
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The question is does it feel like you are getting a hand job or giving a hand job?
Donor was femaleĀ
Good thing was it was woman's hand so no not gay.
As someone who works with spinal patients, nothing will stop a manās desire to fap. If it works, itās getting used. Thereās a reason why door knocking is important etiquette
And that's kinda wild if you think about it. You lose sensation from some point on the spine downward, yet one still wants to fap. A man's will to fap can move mountains... :'-)
So is it āthe strangerā erverytime he faps?
Iām sure he was able to nub one out before his new hands.
Does it count as a HJ from someone else? Asking for a friendā¦ š«£
I'm guessing his nerve endings (in his hands) might not work in the beginning or maybe ever, but I have no idea tbh. Short answer: yes
No. There was another case in India few years back in which the new hands even changed their skin colour in accordance to the host's melanin levels. So in a few months, the new hands feel a part of the host body and not somebody else.
Can you source this? I know of people who lost sensation in their nerves for things less serious than losing both hands...
[Here](https://www.hindustantimes.com/it-s-viral/doctors-surprised-with-hand-recipient-s-colour-change-of-skin/story-vgsNKQNZhtSzgDiXpV4ydM.html)
So it's not a given thing, but hopefully he'll regain feeling and control of his new hands. It takes a while because his body won't hook up to the existing nerves. Instead the old nerves in his arms will multiply and work their way into the new arms using the old nerves as a kind of scaffolding. Source: I read it somewhere Idk.
HOW CAN HE FAP?!?!
Damn you, now there's beer all over my monitor.
Fapping is possible without hands.
Great now I'm thinking about the massive load he probably busted the moment he was finally able to fap again.
The real question should be: "Does this put his mother out of a job?"
Lmao
Is it gay? Cuz thatās someone elseās hands.
The donor was a woman. Iām not even joking.
Oohh. Thatāsā¦.. ok i dunno what to say. Ask the owner for consent first? I guess. Ahahaha
Apparently he got a womanās arms too so
The ultimate "stranger" handjob.
Best part ...it feels like someone else doing it
Don't ever change Reddit! IPO be damned.
It's the same question.
He must be starved
"Can you wank yet" - Lando Norris
All Redditors are Carlos Sainz
When he does it; does it feel like someone else is doing it?
LOL
Depending on oneāsā¦endowment, it could still be fine motor skills weāre talking about š
Itās like being jerked by someone elseās hands
Is it still a Stranger?
Here is someone else that got a double arm transplant. The video shows about a years worth of progress for him after the surgery and seems to be able to do a lot of things like driving, but still seems to have some difficulty with finer motor control. https://youtu.be/cXAFF6S53jU?si=EdULX7tndz0yG3oD Still incredible considering what happened.
Also recomend this doc about the first succesfull arm transplant and how well it went. (Also really touching life story) https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=M3MUQB8E9J4&pp=ygUaYXJtIHRyYW5zcGxhbnQgZG9jdW1lbnRhcnk%3D
Iām most interested in how they get the nerve to function properly. Nerve grafting has been historically pretty difficult to achieve.
Iād still take that over having no arms tbh!
i wonder how much of that is from the surgical site itself and how much from neural pathways in the brain changing/degrading from underuse
Over time the skin tone will actually blend together, to the extent that only the scars will be telling of a surgery ever taking place. These surgeons are national treasures, IMHO.
- "Doctor, will I be able to play piano after the procedure?" - "Yes, I don't see why not" - "That's wonderful, I never could play the piano before!" Thanks, I'll see myself out...
Can I play the piano anymore? Of course you can! Well I couldn't before!Ā š¶š
Dr. Zaius, Dr. Zaius!
My dumbass read "motor skills" and I thought about motorcycles... I was like "why out of all things you want to see this man on a bike"Ā
[He's already painting again](https://www.killyourdarlings.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/horse-1.jpg)
He's going to need a lot of occupational therapy but it's not unrealistic. People are able to pick up myoelectrics quite well - this is the next step. If the Arms take well and his body doesn't reject them, I would be hopeful he'd regain function. Am an OT.
Iām more curious to see if that transplant will have an effect on the guyās diet.
Building on ur comment: dicks don't need fine motor skillsn so....
He took off his mask already! Huge success!
Can he operate a Delhi slicer? Is that how this all started in the first place?!
It won't be great. If past surgeries are anything to go by.
He will need a shit load of rehab
>45-year-old painter who had lost both his hands in a train accident four years ago, underwent a 12-hour long bilateral hand transplant operation in Delhi's Sir Ganga Ram Hospital, PTI reported. >Raj Kumar, a resident of Nangloi in the capital, was crossing the railway track near his house on his bicycle when he lost control over it and fell down on the tracks and came under a train. >The surgery lasted for over 12 hours and involved connecting every blood vessel, muscle, tendon, and nerve between the donor's hands and the recipient's arms. >According to Times Now, Meena Mehta, who served as the administrative head of a reputed school in South Delhi, pledged to donate her organs after her demise. Her kidneys, liver, and corneas have transformed the lives of three people, and her hands have been donated to the painter. Sources:- https://www.hindustantimes.com/india-news/delhi-painter-who-lost-both-hands-ready-to-hold-his-brush-again-after-double-transplant-101709713685515.html https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/delhi/painter-gets-hands-back-at-delhi-hospital-thanks-to-brain-dead-woman-donor-and-doctors/articleshow/108260580.cms
Bless that woman, probably changed the life quality of 3 people from bad to much, much better
That's amazing. And 12 hrs would be only the tip of the surface. There would be time to keep the hands functional and avoid graft rejection.
Wait he has a woman's hands? Interesting
What's up with India and trains?
Its a good way to get around.
Have to respect the trains men
Of course it was a train accident
If only Dr Romano had his accident with the helicopter in our current times.. well, the first accident
I know that story like the back of my hand.. WAIT HOLY FUCK.
Still better than the time he fell in that toxic waste.
There's a really unusual phenomenon with this where his hand/arm skin colour will eventually perfectly match the rest of his body. There was a hand transplant done a while ago. Male hands on a female body. Eventually her hands became more feminine and they matched her perfectly.
Do you have a source?
https://www.livescience.com/hand-transplant-skin-lighten.html
I sent the story to a few retired Doctors from Mexico this morning. They worked many years amputating limbs, among other stuff. All of us are waiting for the 6 and 9 month marks. While this is different, pig heart man died after 6 months. Chimp Kidney man died after 9 months. Yes, these are human arms. But this is a first of its kind. Mostly want to see if they will work long term. Edit. Yes, I am wrong on most of this. Thanks for all the reading material folks.
It's not first of its kind, there's been a case of an airport security guy who got his arms blown off in the USA and received new ones from an organ donor. Apparently had to take immuno-suppressants constantly and motor-function was never the same again, but it was close at least. But yeah, turned out to not be a great solution, but arms are arms. Source: Saw it on TV some years ago, someone prove me wrong because I'm too lazy
Just started doing a search. Yea, seems like there have been other attempts/similar things. Looks like John Hopkins already got decent at doing hand transplants. This is wild. Thanks for the reponse.
Iāve seen videos that date back 10 years ago for successful arm transplants. Surprised me that itās been around for over a decade as it feels like such a new and incredible medical surgery.
I mean, they have successfully transplanted penis' onto Iraq war veterans who had them blown off. But then again any man who gets his dick back wouldn't give a fuck about the meds he had to take as long as it still got hard.
We've been doings that for decades my guy. It's nothing new.
Yeah it's not a miracle solution, the body constantly wants to reject the transplanted limb, it's much more complicated than an organ transplant due to the variety of tissue present. The immuno-suppressant drugs can wreak havoc on the kidneys, and had been fatal in the past. Patients have to weigh up having arms with having a potentially much shorter life span, where any complications which arise will be deadly serious. Some people who have had arm transplants have ended up getting them removed, not every patient gains full mobility over the limbs, and if they don't take great care they can be damaged beyond repair.
This is why we need to become cyborgs
It will be interesting to see whether or not prosthetics or growable organs/limbs from own DNA comes firsta
Ah! A fellow mechanicus! Glad to see someone who has been elightened by the glory of the Omnisiah.
Seems reasonable, sounds vaguely like what I remember from watching that thing years ago
U always gotta take immunosuppressants with transplants of any kind
Indeed Well unless they would make you a new arm from your own tissue (which also is possible with modern technology nowadays btw, just very very expensive and probably cancerous)
Unfortunately with the technology we have immuno-suppressants are inevitable. I love a phrase I heard about it, evolution didnāt really think to factor in that some chimps with tools would be cutting and adding organs and limbs from each other
At least the commercially available technology, there have been instances of growing body parts from stem cell tissue, however it has not been done with a whole arm yet as far as I'm aware
āChimp kidney manā Wait are you telling me they couldāve replaced this manās arms with GORILLA ARMS???
Or pig hooves.
I told you guys man-gorilla-pig was real. You didn't listen.
Excelsior!
No one informed him of his right to bear arms.
_Cyberpunk intensifies_
Critical organs isnāt the same as hands. Interspecies isnāt the same as intraspecies.
There was a girl who was given the arms of an older man, the arm changed shape and cells to look like her arm over the bext couple of months. Motor skills are perfectly fine. The body rejects the arm, but the medicine counteracts it
I believe it was a baboon that survived for 6 months with a pig's heart. No human has survived more than 2 months yet, or at least I could not find any other attempts
He's going to have one hell of a tan line
even cooler thing about transplants like these: the skin colour slowly starts to match your own!
But now i wonder do his new hands have someone elses dna? Or will they slowly develop his dna?
Actually yes. The cells in the hands will slowly be replaced with his own. In about 10ish years, there will almost no way to tell his hands are transplants. Ain't biology interesting.
Really? I thought people who received transplants were on immunosuppressants for the rest of their lives?
Oh they are, generally for the new bone merrow which is replicated inside the bones themselves for this type. Organs are a whole thing in and of themselves. But with this type of graft, the body would replace the skin and muscles with the body's own stem cells.
Ooooh I see, thank you for the explanation. If you have time and don't mind, can you dive deeper into this: >Organs are a whole thing in and of themselves. I guess they also regenerate but is it like the bone marrow where tissue is generated locally?
TIL, you can donate a Hand!
Could you give me a hand?
Reverse Shah-Jahan
This is handās off the best thing Iāve seen today.
I bet it cost him an arm and a leg in medical fees
Depends. If he is admitted in aims or any other government hospital than cost would be nothing.
probably less than giving birth in the USA. AIIMS delhi is govt undertaking hospital. dogwater cheap
Itās a pun
He asked them to give him a hand
he can crank his hog again
Does it feel like a stranger's hand though?
Only if you sit on it long enough.
It is a stranger's hand.
It is a woman's hand tho
Finally a method for redditors to feel a womans touch
I came here just to see who'd make a masturbation joke.
Hands down best comment
It deserves a thumbs up.
Hence the smile in the after picā¦
Amen borther gobbless the docs who gave this hoss his hawg crankin back
time to write up a new horror flick.
Yeah and letās call it something like Franensteinās monster part two electric boogaloo.
Thatās awesome
Finally he'll be able to enjoy going to the disco once again
How do they reconnect every nerve, bone, tissue, etc?
Painstakingly according to the article, it was a 12 hour surgery I think. Blows my mind that we can do that.
It's just incredible
Like all these brand new revolutionary surgeries letās try and refrain and wait for the 6, 9 and 12 month mark at a minimum before we get too excited about this. Cause hell we can replace our organs with animal organs and make two headed dogs for a limited amount of time. Hopefully, this is different.
WHAT
The year is 2050, you can browse for arms and leg on the online store that can schedule you for a transplant procedure
Reddit: so, that time I broke both my arms.. Indian painter: hold my lassi
He can finally jerk off againš„¹
Love the racist and hate comments as usual.
yup, because its india. ābUt thErE areNt toileTs in InDiaš¤āļøā
Insane what doctors are able to do nowadays. Hope his body doesn't reject the part and he regains most of the functionality
I'm assuming he still needs anti rejection meds right?
*Painters first google search after operation "Is it gay if I masturbate with another guy's hands?"
The donor was female. Dude is going to get a whole new feeling.
Does this actually work? Is it true you can transplant arms?
I've seen cases of face transplants before I'd say it'll probably work but limited
Marvelous, what humanity's achieved
You can take my brush from my cold dead hands
Painter: "Hey, lend me a hand" The man: "Okay bro, I got ya!"
Can someone ELI5 how they connected the amputated hands nerve to the donated hands.
it was a 12hour surgery.
I wonder if he has to take a cereal bowl full of anti rejection pills daily.
He must have painted the Taj Mahal.
(ā ;ā Åā ļ¹ā Åā )
Fkng awesome.
Damn, I read hands "hacked"
My cousin was a professional bull-rider,years ago he got his arm torn off and had it replaced with a cadaver arm and it works perfectly fine, hell he had a career in either boxing or MMA for a bit afterwards, I forget which.
The muscle memory actin up would be crazy
I didnt know you can do this
Damn i really read surgical as suicidal
Borat Gif āHigh Five!ā
" We put you back together " I think this man is main character from fnaf 4
i thought it was god doing that magically.
Is it gay if he fap fap now? Itās basically another man arms jerking you off
They're a woman's arms. Then, no.
Well that's handy.
Shah jawan from jahanum
Gets his hands back and they still work are different things. I want to know if he can still use them at all or if he can hold things again
Now he's going to start painting things from the donors life
Thank God they blurred his eyes
WOW
How did he paint with no hands beforehand. āBudum tsaaahā
Holly shit that surgery is spectacular! So can he move his finger then?
What did he steal?
Canāt believe they matched the blood vessels
Shahjahan worried that he will make a new Taj Mahal nowš
does this mean when he masturbates techincally someone else is doing it for him?
Now all he needs is his eyes back!
The ultimate 'stranger fap'.
That's gotta feel so strange looking down and seeing someone else's arms attached to you
Woah that cannot be a quick nor easy procedure, I'm curious how they connect everything muscle tissue / tendons, arteries, I can't believe this is possible, wow.
New way to play the stranger
Boy got them hands
Would the doctors name happen to be Frankenstein?
Imagine how weird it must be to have someone elses arms and hands
so my dream of becaming Goro could be done?
Godrick the grafted if he was based God I hope someone gets the reference
That dude is going all the way to do the *stranger*