Helen Magnus/Amanda Tapping Thunk, Discussion and Appreciation

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Oh, c'mon, if she can find a way to freeze her embryo in the nineteenth century then I'm sure she knows a way to clean her teeth properly too!

True, but that's always me stumped too. So far my best guess is she used an abnormal, either it's ability or some genetic development it had.

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Found this online article

Sci-fi actress funnels Sanctuary devotion into kids charity

Also S4K is also doing Road to Sanctuary

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Found this over on the Stargate forums

Amanda shared her painful experience with miscarriages for the first time in the hopes of helping women who have endured similar loss

http://www.wevancouver.com/news/206606891.html

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A couple of tweets from Amanda including a response to the WE Vancouver article

Thanks for all the love. Thank you @sabrinarmf for encouraging me. It was scary but we should be talking not hiding. http://www.wevancouver.com/news/206606891.html

And now for something completely different. Thank you for your support of @sanctuary4kids Huge love to you!!!! Xoxo http://www.theprovince.com/touch/story.html?id=8353559

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[picardythirds]

Oh, c'mon, if she can find a way to freeze her embryo in the nineteenth century then I'm sure she knows a way to clean her teeth properly too!

As for aging - It was James Watson in Tempus that said something like "one of the benefits of your incredibly slow aging process is...." at the very end.

But we don't know how else the source blood affected her. Certainly of the FIVE she had the most benign transformation.

Still the teeth question is a very interesting one to ponder!

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As for aging - It was James Watson in Tempus that said something like "one of the benefits of your incredibly slow aging process is...." at the very end.

But we don't know how else the source blood affected her. Certainly of the FIVE she had the most benign transformation.

Still the teeth question is a very interesting one to ponder!

Most benign perhaps but probably one with the most dire consequences, if we assume she's the only one with longevity. She's not like Nikola in that she doesn't make emotional ties, something that could have already been part of his personality or maybe it's a consequence of his becoming a vampire; either way, he doesn't seem to have any problems with being immortal. James and John never were supposed to live as long as they did and probably one managed due to a group effort (James' invention) and perhaps Magnus' blood (John).

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[picardythirds]

Most benign perhaps but probably one with the most dire consequences, if we assume she's the only one with longevity. She's not like Nikola in that she doesn't make emotional ties, something that could have already been part of his personality or maybe it's a consequence of his becoming a vampire; either way, he doesn't seem to have any problems with being immortal. James and John never were supposed to live as long as they did and probably one managed due to a group effort (James' invention) and perhaps Magnus' blood (John).

I meant benign as in physically though Watson's gift is comparable. I think they actually said that her gift was the most benign in one of the early eps (It's not a word I would normally use!)

It never really was explained why John was long lived or why he needed her blood, was it? The other reason he could be so long lived is that it could be the nature of the energy creature living inside of him to stall aging.

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