Can a decapitated head be reattached? Unthinkable achieved as woman’s spine detaches from skull after horrific accident

Woman 'internally decapitated' has head reattached in miracle operation

Megan King suffered a potentially deadly condition following treatment for a dislocated neck.

Can a decapitated head be reattached? Unthinkable achieved as woman’s spine detaches from skull after horrific accident

In 2015, a decade after a fateful fall, Megan King was diagnosed with hypermobile Ehler's-Danlos syndrome (hEDS), a genetic disorder that stops proper collagen production in the body, causing joint instability. A year later, her neck got detached from her spine.

US woman, ‘decapitated’ after injury, gets head ‘reattached’ after 37 surgeries

Megan King revealed she was left "internally decapitated after she fell to the ground while playing football at the age of 16.

Miracle as doctors reattach skull of 'internally decapitated' woman after freak football injury

A woman had her skull reattached to her spine after being 'internally decapitated' in a freak football injury.

Docs reattach ‘decapitated’ woman’s HEAD after skull detached from spine

DOCTORS have successfully reattached a woman’s head after her skull became detached from her spine while playing football. Megan King revealed how she was left “internally decapitaded” after she fell to the ground while playing football in 2005. instagram//thetravelinghaloofhope/Megan King revealed how she was left ‘internally decapitated’ after she fell to the ground while playing football[/caption] instagram//thetravelinghaloofhope/Now, after …

‘I’m A Human Statue’: Woman Survives 'Internal Decapitation' After Doctors Re-Attach Head To Spine

Megan King, diagnosed with hypermobile Ehlers-Danlos syndrome, survived near internal decapitation and 37 surgeries. Despite her immobility, she continues to adapt and recently bowled strikes.