bigears
...n drank it, her child would be born with the huge ears. One of the main problems associated with their disease is trying to play sports. Baseball has caused the most problems for the young adults with the Big Ear Disease. Many of the big-eared kids attempted to play baseball but few ever stuck it out for a whole season. There are many problems and disadvantages with big eared kids trying to play baseball. Some of the problems and effects that come with trying to play are, for one, they have extreme trouble with trying to put the helmet on. When they go up to bat, they need special helmets made just for them. Then if they make it past that, when the kid is up to bat, their ears are highly susceptible to taking a hit by the ball, which is known to cause extreme pain. If they overcome the humiliation of stepping up to the plate and hitting, they have the problem of running around the bases. Running around the bases with two large ears is like running with an open parachute tied to the persons back; all the ears do is create extreme drag and drastically slow the person down. Baseball is a hard game to play when you are a normal person, but trying to play it with two huge ears just makes the game that much more difficult. Another problem they have with playing baseball is trying to catch a pop up in the outfield, with two big ears they cause enormous distraction and obstruct the persons vision. Next is throwing the ball; the ears are obviously going to affect the way the kid throws the ball because they are huge. Sliding into a base head first creates major trouble for a big-ea...