Toddler Survives Chopstick puncturing his brain

From ABC NEWS

A 2-yr-old toddler survived a four hour operation to remove a chopstick that he thrust up his nose into, puncturing his brain in Wuhan, China, Sept. 8, 2014. 2-year-old Huang Zicheng's father said he was at home doing some chores when he suddenly heard Huang screaming. At the hospital, CAT scans found that the chopstick had gone 7cm into Huang's brain but managed to avoid damaging any major nerves and arteries. The boy is expected to make a full recovery.

I shoved some Reese's Pieces up my nose as a kid sending me to the E.R BUT wow this kid was motivated!
LUCKY lil guy. What a crazy story he gets to tell when he is older!

a reply to: DjembeJedi

In half an hour he was hungry again.

originally posted by: Aleister
a reply to: DjembeJedi

In half an hour he was hungry again.

OMG..I just spit out coffee.. lolol

I am a little clumsy with chop sticks. I have, however, avoided shoving one into my brain so far.

Some buggers are just a little hard to get and need some determination, the kid has perseverance and he will get there in life.

I once ripped up a Styrofoam cup and shoved the bits into my ears to avoid listening to my mother talk.

I spent a long day with the doctor, his tweezers, and him wondering how I got the bits so close to the eardrum.

Never managed to thrust anything up into my brain though. Impressive. Glad he'll be ok, and this incident definitely makes him an automatic bad#ss.