Hey, Prime Members, you can binge eight new episodes of the Mr. Ballin podcast one month early

and all episodes ad-free on Amazon Music. Download the Amazon Music app today. Hey, it's Mr. Ballin here.

If you're a fan of the Strange, Dark, and Mysterious, then you should check out my other podcast,

Mr. Ballin's Medical Mysteries. Each week, I dive into some of the most bizarre, mind-bending medical

stories you've ever heard, cases that leave doctors scratching their heads, miraculous

recoveries that defy logic, and strange medical mishaps that seem too wild to be real.

These stories are more than just eerie. They are a reminder of how unpredictable and sometimes terrifying life can be.

Up next is one of my recent favorites from the series. Whether you're new to Mr. Ballin's

medical mysteries or a longtime listener, I think you'll find it just as captivating as I did.

If you like this content, make sure to follow Mr. Ballin's Medical Mysteries on Amazon

Music or wherever you get your podcasts.

We put out new episodes every week and each one dives into a bizarre, mind-bending medical mystery

that will leave you questioning what you thought you knew about the human body.

In 1987, a woman walked into a public health center in Guyana, Brazil, desperate for help.

She was pale and weak, and she said a strange sickness was slowly killing her family.

The official who saw the woman thought she was exaggerating, but just 24 hours later, he realized she was the key to solving one of the worst disasters in Brazil's history.

From Ballin Studios and Wondry, I'm Mr. Ballin, and this is Mr. Ballin's Medical Mysteries,

where every week we will explore a new baffling mystery originating from the one place we all can't escape,

our own bodies.

If you enjoy stories like this,

please sign the follow button up

for a cannonball competition

...