This makes me sick!!!

Warning: a baby is very fragile and this actually endangers the baby's life. The possibility of multiple injuries to this child sets this aside from simply "playing with your baby". If anyone has any information as to either the origins of this video or the person in it please get in touch with a member of the LiveLeak.com staff.

ruh-roh... somebody's gonna be in trouble. (he's got it coming too!)
 
i couldnt eve watch the whole thing, arent a babys joints weak and not fully grown together and what not i wonder if that baby will have growth issues from that because it looks like the guy has done it more then once
 
http://www.dontshake.com/Audience.aspx?categoryID=8&PageName=MedicalFactsAnswers.htm



What is shaken baby syndrome?
Shaken baby syndrome is a term used to describe the constellation of signs and symptoms resulting from violent shaking or shaking and impacting of the head of an infant or small child. The degree of brain damage depends on the amount and duration of the shaking and the forces involved in impact of the head. Signs and symptoms range on a spectrum of neurological alterations from minor (irritability, lethargy, tremors, vomiting) to major (seizures, coma, stupor, death). These neurological changes are due to destruction of brain cells secondary to trauma, lack of oxygen to the brain cells, and swelling of the brain. Extensive retinal hemorrhages in one or both eyes are found in the vast majority of these cases. The classic triad of subdural hematoma, brain swelling and retinal hemorrhages are accompanied in some, but not all, cases by bruising of the part of the body used as a "handle" for shaking. Fractures of the long bones and/or of the ribs may also be seen in some cases. In many cases, however, there is no external evidence of trauma either to the head or the body. (Definition provided by Robert Reece, M.D. Dr. Reece is a clinical professor of Pediatrics at the Tufts University School of Medicine.)
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