She Cries Stones Instead Of Tears 😨

More detailed information. The unusual case of a Yemeni girl, Saadiya Saleh, who reportedly cries stones instead of tears has baffled doctors and caused fear among her community. While the phenomenon is medically unexplained, locals have attributed it to superstition and even possession by the devil. The girl's story was highlighted by a Yemeni television channel, Azal TV, which showed doctors examining her and collecting the stones produced from her eyes. The stones, which appear to be small and hard, are naturally pushed to the front of her eyelids before falling out. Doctors have stated that Saadiya is not suffering from any known disease, leaving them puzzled by the unusual condition. Some villagers have expressed fear, believing it could be a sign of a dangerous epidemic or even a curse, while others fear it might be the work of magic or the devil. This case echoes a similar incident in Lebanon, where a girl named Hasnaa Muslumani was reported to be shedding tears of glass. Her father believed it was a miracle, but the doctor attributed it to fragments from a broken glass that had entered her eye previously.

For those wondering: In one of the strangest medical reports from rural Yemen in 2014, a teenage girl named Saadiya Saleh reportedly began "crying stones" instead of tears. According to local reports, tiny pebble-like stones were seen forming beneath her eyelids and being pushed out, shocking her family and villagers. A video circulated showing several of these "stones, sparking a wave of curiosity and fear, some even believed it was a supernatural event. Doctors were baffled, and no scientific explanation was officially confirmed. Some suspected a rare medical condition like conjunctival concretions or dacryoliths (tear duct stones), though these usually form inside tear ducts, not emerge as tears. Others questioned whether it was a hoax or misunderstood condition, possibly worsened by lack of proper medical facilities in the area. FYI, I focus on adding context to social media posts that often lack it. If you're interested in seeing posts with added clarity and background, consider following me.

Wasn’t there a girl on Ripley’s Believe it or Not that cried out glass or crystals?

Our kidneys aren't the only organs in our bodies that produce "stones." They can also form in the pancreatic duct, salivary glands, and eyes. When these stones threaten eye health, they are surgically removed.

Well I'm sure that's comfortable

She doesn’t cry tears she drops diamonds of drama 💎😭

@grok is this even true?

No, this isn't true. The animated video depicts unverified claims, like a Yemeni girl's case from 2014, which lacks medical confirmation and may be a hoax. Similar stories (e.g., in Armenia) were debunked as faking with glass. Real conditions like dacryolithiasis involve tear duct stones, but not "crying" them.

Are they Gaza kids or Syrian kids ?

Terrifying