Another shout of praise goes up to Jehovah!, page-3671

"""Eucharistic miracles" = Satan miracles"""
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It was a short interesting clip so I gave it an upvote.
I expect that P listed it in good faith & with good intentions.
You & I may not agree with some of what the RC teaches as requirement to enter eternal life but one thing we all agree on is that Christ is the ONLY way to get there.
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TURNER SYNDROME is a possible explanation but then how did the blood get there without anyone noticing ?

AI Overview

A single X chromosome in a child typically indicates Turner syndrome, a genetic condition that affects females. In Turner syndrome, a female is missing all or part of one X chromosome. This condition can lead to various developmental and physical differences.

Here's a more detailed explanation:

• Typical Chromosome Pair:

  Females typically have two X chromosomes (XX), one inherited from each parent.
• Turner Syndrome:

  In Turner syndrome, a female either has only one complete X chromosome, or one X chromosome is structurally altered or partially missing.
• Monosomy X:

  The most common form of Turner syndrome is monosomy X (45,X), where each cell has only one X chromosome.
• Mosaic Turner Syndrome:

  Some individuals with Turner syndrome have a mosaic form, where some cells have two X chromosomes (or one X and one Y) and others have only one X chromosome.
• Symptoms:

  Turner syndrome can cause a range of symptoms, including short stature, ovarian insufficiency, heart defects, and learning differences.
• Diagnosis:

  Turner syndrome is typically diagnosed through genetic testing, often during infancy or childhood.
• Prevalence:

  Turner syndrome affects approximately 1 in 2,500 girls.