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On September 27, 1868, Dr. Louis Sayer made a house call to a 19-year-old girl who had been complaining of not feeling well for a while.

Her name has been redacted in the case file, but will refer to her as Alice.

Alice thought she may be suffering from a spinal disease.

She had been feeling a general malaise for a few years, but recently, her arms had gotten incredibly stiff.

When Dr. Sayer first arrived at her home, he was confused by her condition.

Alice greeted the doctor at the door with her arms hung by her side and her hands frozen at 90-degree angles.

She had lost the ability to extend her wrists beyond that, and her fingers seemed to be frozen in place as well.

It wasn't that she had lost the ability to move her wrists and hands, but almost like they had taken on a life of their own.

Upon closer inspection, Dr. Sayer could see the muscles and Alice's hands and forearms had atrophied significantly.

The bones in her hands were almost as defined as if there were no skin on them at all.

He described it as if there were a tight skin glove over her bones.

Because of this, Alice had stopped being able to do really anything that required her hands.

She could no longer brush her hair or even feed herself.

Dr. Sayer had asked how long she had been living like this, to which she responded that her hands started giving her trouble a few months ago.

First, it was stiffness and cramps, but recently, she stopped being able to use them at all, and now, she couldn't even get her fingers to bend.

Over the summer, she told him, she had a fever, after which she rode a horse and had trouble holding the reins.

Another doctor had told her it was a spinal issue and gave her a spinal supporter, telling her that she should be back to normal in a couple of weeks.

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