Love Like the Falling Petals Ending
Misaki’s life changes when she sees her hair turning gray. While the doctor suspects it may be stress, Mistakes knew something was wrong and went to him with his brother who says that they are suffering an onset of progeroid syndrome -a rare genetic disorder which makes life difficult for patients like Mistakes since so much depends on how fast their bodies age while still living through this world…or whatever there is after death
The newest addition to our vocabulary: is “progeria.” This term comes from Greek origins meaning “premature aging.” It’s most commonly used today for several types
The term classifies a broad range of diseases, and all of them arise from specific mutations within a single gene. Familial Alzheimer’s disease and familial Parkinson’s disease are two instances of rapid aging seen in older individuals, but they do not affect multiple tissues. Therefore, the coinage usually only refers to Segmental progeria, when the aging permeates multiple or all tissues. When Misaki hears the description of the disease, neither she nor her brother can believe it.
The coinage “segmental” is used to describe a disease that affects multiple tissues and causes rapid aging. When Misaki hears the description, she cannot believe it because her brother doesn’t have any signs or symptoms of this type yet; but they will soon as time goes on
Aging can happen in different areas such as skin texture change (further away) eyesight loss movement problems demolishing muscle mass etc., so we need terms for each area instead of just one word
Misaki is one of the unluckiest people in history. She thinks that she’s dying and her doctor gives a hypothesis; however, tests need to be done before they can make any conclusions about it being related or not to Fast Forward Syndrome which turns out not too serious after all but still leaves Misakis feeling down because here progeroid syndrome does exist where accelerated aging happens much quicker than normal human beings’ lifespan would normally allow for – similar-sounding symptoms as those found among Werner Shooters but without having an onset so early on during life-threatening events such
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