9 Incredible Kids Who Defy All Odds | BORN DIFFERENT

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MEET 9 kids who were just born to be inspiring. From six-year-old Zoe who’s rare condition meant she’d broken more than 100 bones before her first birthday, and 9-year-old Chandler who’s skills in gymnastics have put her on the path to Olympic stardom, to six-year-old Christian who was born with Tessier Cleft Lip and Palate, a condition so rare there are only 60 documented cases in medical history. These young people show that some kids might not always fit the mould, but they do stand out in the most incredible ways.
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[@truly-channel]

Tell us what you find most inspiring about these kids in the comments below, we'd love to hear from you ☺

[@nicholashayes8373]

Do you have any More little Lesbians people video At all 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@nicholashayes8373]

Nice video ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@crimsonmckenzie98]

99% of the babies were Born with HARDSHIPS, which they and their families are dealing with... WHY, WHY!??? Put an "exceptional" gymnast in with this??? I felt sick seeing that... It was like rubbing it in the face of all these hardworking parents, and children who have been through SO MUCH.... Disgusting...

[@Rachruff1979]

Things like this make you realise how truly blessed we are these children are such inspirations we could all learn from an appreciate what we have and can do 🫰🏻💜🫰🏻🦋

[@pattidale7968]

As a nurse, I cared for a child with amniotic banding syndrome involving his head and face. So thankful that Christian was born to such wonderful parents. The child I cared for had parents who wanted nothing to do with him because of his appearance.

[@lorigraham8127]

LOVE THAT SAYING! "WHY TRY TO FIT IN WHEN YOU'RE BORN TO STAND OUT!!"

[@khonkhosilelihle7414]

Me too.

[@noturavgMeg]

I have diseases of my own and I used to tell all my friends when in school and they would jokingly call me “weird” and I would always tell them “why should I be normal ugh being normal is just so boring and average! Why be normal when I can stand out by being weird!! 😜” the 1’s who got it definitely got it and loved me even more

[@magnus1001]

Interviewer: Does it hurt when you break a bone? Princess: Bombastic side eye! I mean come on, what a silly, insensitive question.

[@kygal]

I noticed that too. ❤ She’s a firecracker. 🧨

[@mindymorgan8479]

There are 2 disorders that are similar where it causes no pain when the bones are broken. My son has one of them. So.... Maybe it was a good question.

[@magnus1001]

@@mindymorgan8479 It must be even more worrying to have the one where they don't feel pain due to the fact that they could be injured and unaware of it. Cheers.

[@lovingmayberry307]

Some of these kids have appeared on SBSK KZbin channel. Chris Ulman is spreading the love and educating us all by interviewing both kids and adults with special needs. Greatest channel on KZbin imo. (I am not affiliated with the channel, just a very happy subscriber.)

[@kygal]

I watch that channel as well. 😊

[@christineone66]

I too am a fan of Chris Ulman

[@aveg7899]

Me too...

[@emwalk6703]

Zoe's story resonates with me so much. I am someone who is also diagnosed with osteogenesis imperfecta, and luckily mine is on the milder side compared to hers. I have broken my femurs 4 times by the time i was 14, on top of numerous other bones (I have also stopped counting). I have still to this day never met someone else in person who has OI. The condition can be so isolating because you never meet other people like you. Something in general that is understated is, at least for me, the mental torment of being trapped in your own body in constant pain without the power to do anything except endure. For me, the mental challenges and bullying will always be much more difficult than the physical aspect (although that DEFINITELY sucks). I know Zoe won't see this but she has given me reassurance that there is still good things in the world during terrible times. Thank you ❤

[@TeanmaResanaria-ls9eu]

I am very sorry to hear that you experienced bullying and that you are having a hard time mentally, feeling trapped in your body. I am glad you took hope and strength from watching Zoey in this video. As someone struggling with mental health too (I have complex ptsd from childhood traumata) I feel for you, though I can't imagine what it must be like with a physical disability. Sending you lots of strength, happiness, hope and love! I'm sure you are very strong!! ❤

[@robbyjobarton2637]

I have never understood human beings making fun or bullying anyone but especially someone who is challenged with physical differences. For all I know you could be an Angel unawares (Bible)… may you continue to grow positivity in this world

[@mindymorgan8479]

Have you ever tried to reaxh out with online support groups? If you meet someone you could even like face time. To have some friends who share your symptoms. You aren't alone. Find your village. Even if it's online. You can play games even online with others with your same condition. Easier said then done I know. My son is struggling with friends due to his level 3 autism. He can't speak but he understands speech. He makes what most would consider wierd noises and body movements. It breaks my heart for him. I to am trying to find friends for him online. Good luck with your symptoms and finding a best friend with your same issues. ❤

[@natalianutterbutter6732]

Why is Chandler on a video called ‘Born Different’? She’s a good gymnast, but she wasn’t born different?

[@randomgirl9788]

That's what I was gonna say!!❤

[@pagandeva2000]

Agreed

[@TheoRae8289]

She's different because of how talented she seems to be from the start. She gets to inspire people through her athleticism.

[@Ilikeburnttoast55]

I thought “born different? Nah,she built different” 💪🏼🤸🏻‍♀️

[@Xenix_.isAWildLynx]

@@Ilikeburnttoast55FR 😂😂😂

[@thomasplouffe1363]

what i wouldn't do to take away zoe's pain, shes a inspiration and a ray of light, but i wish she could be like any other little girl, running jumping and playing like any other kid, jumping in a ballpit or on a trampoline

[@user-ut5ui2fe5b]

I love Gavins happiness and smiling he lights a room up. He won the parent lottery with you lovely people.

[@brucedrotleff8978]

Charlie is living every kids dream. Heck a lot of adults would love to live his life. He gets to experience bonds with animals many can only dream of.

[@renatenovak7641]

Well, to let a kid "play" with crocodiles seems to be not a good idea. I remember some guys which thought it to be nice to interact with wild animals. They are no more around.

[@MrHURRICANESANDY]

Ok but Zoey is the cutest little thing I’ve ever seen

[@lorigraham8127]

That darling girl with the heart outside her ribs is precious! Saying she was beautiful and everyone else is too! Perfect outlook. I hope she's able to reach all her dreams in life. I hope that for all the kids on this program.

[@gmato9]

I am wondering why she doesn't need to wear some kind of brace since her heart is not protected by her ribs???

[@nalia216]

The patience everyone in her life has for her is truly beautiful. That baby bones so easily fractures. I hope zoeys bones strengthen over time .

[@fajar-wr4kz]

Incredible kids, incredible parents

[@SamaiyaMiller-lol]

Yep

[@coletteandtulip]

I love Rebeka's courage and her parents support of her. Why hate when you can love?

[@kookootrix1978]

💯💯💯🌊💙🌊🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🗳🗽

[@karenwilson663]

Sophie's smile through her situation just gives me hope.❤❤

[@marciapenney2286]

There are so many kids born “different”. Sharing their stories helps to educate all ages. Through this, many parents who are struggling can find some peace & a lot of help. These stories are educational, inspiring & hopefully teach tolerance. Kids are generally much more accepting. It is parents who most often create prejudice & fear. I grew up with more than a handful of these children. To me they were just friends & still are! If you or you child(ren) have questions, ask politely. Keep bad stuff in your head!! They are all ppl! Some have different journeys in life. All are beautiful. By sharing their stories they don’t seek attention!! They give others hope, demonstrate that every child is precious & that both their child & them as parents are strong & have unconditional love. This is how every person should think! You never know what’s in store for you or yours. Love, not hate!! 🫶🏻🥰😍💫❌❤️✨💯

[@palestar828]

I can also see some parents using their kids illness for A PAYCHECK OR FAME so sharing it to the world isn't always a good thing. Some parents are just exploiting their children and it has nothing to do with anything that you said above

[@lovingmayberry307]

​@@palestar828 Way to find the negative! 👎

[@palestar828]

@@lovingmayberry307 the negative or are you turning a blind eye to the reality of what could be happening? I've seen it before. Some exploit their children for likes, for fame, for money, especially not that social media is a thing. The use them like a prop. Sad, but true

[@Evelyn_2401]

Zoe has CERVICAL kyphosis, not surgical kyphosis. Ergh

[@iwilleatyourtoe814]

☝️🤓

[@angmoulton8528]

Little Zoey is the most precious little sunshine ever and so beautiful ❤️😍

[@PrettyGhostX]

Hearing her little giggle was so sweet🥰

[@sallymccoy6286]

These children are brave and accept their disabilities with courage. They are trying to overcome the challenges with all their strength and grace. I hope that with medical research and advancement, it will help or prevent some of their health problems.

[@nubzie]

each of these kids are just so amazing!

[@Bettinasisrg]

When my kids were little we had a school friend who had a severe case of Treacher Collins. All the kids took a few minutes and they were fine and playing together, it was the adults with the issues! We can learn a lot from kids.

[@dulciemargaretcolton145]

Christian is an amazing little boy. When he is a bit older will he have two prosthetic eyes. Little girl of 11yrs on TV this week has a bionic eye that moves along same as her good eye. Keep up the good work Christian we love you 😊😊

[@gaynorprior9864]

Myy son is blind and now he's a journalist with a top broadcasting company

[@tonitwitty9529]

❤❤❤​@@gaynorprior9864

[@TeresaCarr-qx1pj]

All of these kids and their parents are the bravest people I know. Prayers for all. Continue being the brave ones you are

[@rainylaviana4659]

He's so cute and inspiring I love how he wants to learn and do things on his own. God shadow your wings over him and keep him in good health and bless there family Amen.

[@karliewilson5033]

sophie is an amzing young girl

[@SamaiyaMiller-lol]

She is

[@tdpooh1972]

What is wrong with people nowadays?!?! I CAN NOT believe a grown adult would say that the little girl with the Nevis (sp?) on her face is a monster and another said "eww" about the little boy who has no eyes - RIGHT IN FRONT OF BOTH OF THEIR FAMILIES!!! WTAF??!!?? People need to mind their own business.

[@kittykat3540]

I realize sometimes people really do mean well and have good intentions and there are those you are just plain ignorant and obnoxious...Just imagine you having a child with brittle bone disease which averages about 1 in about 16 to 20 thousand births, there is no treatment or cure for this extreme affliction and you have people telling you to try giving your child more milk...MORE MILK ???? Seriously ?? People like that should either not leave their house or if they do, refrain from speaking 🤦‍♀️

[@dianefort3984]

All of these children are absolutely beautiful and amazing hands down to the parents. I have enjoyed learning and watching them so much thank you guys for sharing all of you.❤

[@alisakerwoodakarainbowangel]

I was an inspiring girl because of my Cerebral Palsy I've had since I was 7 months old due to a car accident.

[@kygal]

People like these kids really put life into perspective. I am not going to complain about my life. If these kids can face life with a smile on their faces, then so can I.

[@dianebryant4684]

I am so amazed at these children and I would be Honored to have them as my children. Their parents are amazing also! We love our children no matter what. ❤❤❤

[@kellysheridan3149]

These kids are just amazing inspirational so positive and determined ❤ bless them all

[@saturnoriginalyt]

“Does it hurt when you break a bone?” Zoe: “mmm, yeah.” Poor thing. She’s adorable😭💗

[@meganharrell1021]

Thank you for sharing these Inspiring Kids and Adults stories! it makes you think of how we can be kind to one another Choose Kind (Wonder)😍😍😍😍😍😍😄😄😄💖💖💖💖💖💖

[@linm9598]

Kudos to all children with differences! They can teach us all a thing for two about life & acceptance of others ❤👏👏🇬🇧

[@jeannelederman8992]

You really made a beautiful connection with Piper! She has the perfect Dad, Mom and little sister!! God bless them all❣️ And God bless you too, of course…

[@chilltarts]

Luna is soooo precious! All the kids were, but Luna stole my heart. And she's got such a great daddy. I hope she realizes this when she gets older. You can just see the absolute adoration pour from his eyes ❤

[@bonnydadley2460]

Chandler & Charlie have extraordinary gifts. The other children have been born with extreme defects that have to be overcome. They are so positive & inspiring to others. Their courage & determination sets them apart. Bless the parents of Zoe, Virsaviya, Gavin, Luna & Christian.

[@kygal]

@KentuckyNaNasHeartHello from one Kentuckian to another. 😊

[@juststoppingby390]

I have OI it runs in my family too in the female line. Im blown away by Zoes parents they are total rockstars and i love her mom shes a momma bear

[@tiffanincarter]

Seeing that young girl's heart beat through her chest is such an incredible thing. Just... Wow. Seeing every beat that keeps her sweet spirit alive is so cool. I really do wonder what it feels like to feel something truly touching your heart though.

[@beanj580]

It's unfortunate that we as a society think different equates to ugly.

[@mindymorgan8479]

Christian is so so sweet! I'm so happy for his life.

[@user-yb6ef1ji8i]

Loved this! ❤

[@veronicagravendijk4685]

All the children in this show are the most beautiful kids in the world. And not just them. All the kids that are different are beautiful

[@miaomiaochan]

These kids weren't born to inspire the rest of us. They should be able to choose their own purpose in life, not feel obligated to serve as inspiration for others.

[@willow_jayde]

What are you even talking about? This is educational. Doctors have saved lives, kept kids out of the states hands bc they saw kids like these kids on an educational video and recognized the symptoms weren't caused by abuse, or were fatal if untreated. Nobody's chasing them around, their home addresses, parents jobs, or the schools they go to, aren't shared. If they didn't want to do these interviews, they wouldn't. All these kids have a voice of their own. Why is there always someone who's always got to be negative about every dam thing?!

[@PH-pq3vq]

Being an inspiration can give a person a sense of hope. You realise you have something to give to others, and that allows us to realise we have something worth sharing! it's very healing actually. There is no talk of obligation here they're just sharing their loving spirits

[@PH-pq3vq]

ignore the woke left agenda where people complain for those who aren't even in bothered themselves😅 ​@@willow_jayde

[@kainaildit]

Everyone should want to inspire others because everyone on this planet has a different struggle in their life some struggle harder than others these babies are very inspiring their smiles the love their parents give them these babies live differently than others some kids might be going through similar struggles and this is actually inspiring

[@user-ow9bq2qg9m]

0:40 ❤

[@saintric7282]

It's called love

[@SamaiyaMiller-lol]

❤️

[@katherinekirkhope7804]

😍

[@theunforgiven2885]

These children are born fighters .They are all inspirational they dont need to do anything but be themselves.We see y'all ❤

[@user-lb4ry5yc2n]

All these children are special and I will support them in. Everybody should support them.

[@kimberlyjohnson6352]

Tfs. These kids are so beautiful and amazing. I’m so proud for them and their parents. And yes what makes the human person so mean. Just because ppl look and act different is absolutely no reason for anyone to place judgement. We are all Gods children. And to my knowledge God does not make mistakes. God bless and keep you all strong and happy.

[@brigs1856]

Christians Mom wrote a devotional that literally saved mine and my daughters life just after she got diagnosed. The words "This is Gods love on display" has stuck with me for 5 years. My daughter is nonverbal and will never say "Mama" but I love her endlessly. So many dont call God by His name but He loves each person unconditionally. God says "no matter who you are, what you do or cannot do-or even if you call me Papa... I LOVE YOU"

[@rayannejacobs8700]

I just finished reading a middle grade book (yes, I'm an adult) called Insignificant Events in the Life of a Cactus by Dusti Bowling about a girl with no arms. Loved it!

[@Saidies.little.life.]

Loved that book and it’s sequels! I’ve read both novels multiple times

[@rayannejacobs8700]

Wait! What?! There's a sequel? Sorry, I have to leave. I have to go see a female warrior about a book.

[@user-fj4dg2wm6z]

I wish i was as confident as these brave children❤

[@noturavgMeg]

The girl w/ her heart on the outside….man when she said “people who know about her condition sometimes use it against her!” I know exactly what she means man smh I have a few diseases of my own and the amount of “friends” in school who would do that exact same thing to me was truly heartbreaking and I cried after school so many times cause of the hurtful things that would be said to me!

[@shelleysmith6342]

Rebecca your beautiful just as you are don’t let an, step on you dreams and change who you are much love ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ from a mommom off 15

[@maryruiz1511]

These kids are amazing.good job to the parents and the kids

[@lorenarivas5485]

Beautiful beautiful inspiring kids❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@Gina19876]

Have you ever wondered if you would choose termination over carrying an imperfect child to birth? Both decisions must be very very difficult.

[@scarlettgallegos5812]

No not difficult for me. Terminate of course. Life’s hard enough.

[@Sailorgleek]

I grew up taking care of my older sister who is severely disabled so i have thought about that many times. I gave up my childhood to taking care of someone who cant care for themselves. I dont think i could do it with my own child. Especially if they wont have a good quality of life.

[@Eleanorasafu]

07:07 her heart might not be in the right place to us but for her it is and she stays strong.

[@melanietevoortwis6073]

So happy to see those lovely families. so happy to see the children still with their parents. Here in The Netherlands chilprotection service will take away these children from their parents because they won't believe the child has a medical condition without parents to blame. There is too much pressure to put children elsewhere (and financial benefits for the institution) there won't be a legal case and no opportunity for the parents to take serious of reason of the doubt. So happy here the children can grow up with their parents. Hopefully in The Netherlands they can experience the same. So much love to give. So much trauma you can avoid. ❤

[@WaiferThyme]

I was born with Pectus Excavatum causing a significant hole in the centre of my chest at the tag end of the 60s. I will always be grateful to my parents for teaching me to accept and love my body ithe way God made it and refusing to make me cover up or hide.

[@alicejones3668]

Being an inspiration for others is a huge responsibility for a child with disabelitiesy. Inspiration should come from self-assurance of one's abilities and ways to live with a physical disabilities. This gives others confidence to approach them. Animal therapy is awesome and is such a help in development. "Normal" would enjoy this, but the therapy for him is helping him develop skills emotionally and physically.

[@alenatieken6126]

You keep on keeping on Sophi❤

[@samthescotsman]

Gavin is the most sassy baby i have seen. the look he gave his mum after he threw the pickle was adorable

[@TOMSCOOLERTHENTORD]

All of these kids are so beautiful

[@Rachruff1979]

Things like this make you realise how truly blessed we are these children are such inspirations we could all learn from an appreciate what we have and can do 🫰🏻💜🫰🏻🦋

[@oakleytheaussie7522]

Sophie blows my mind, she can draw better than me, she can cook better than me, she can do a lot of things i cant

[@user-ut5py2bv2r]

Love love all the different children wow

[@Kelciee24]

12:18 she can draw better with her feet better than me drawing with my hands😭😭 even tracing!!

[@RebeccaWilson-gc6xp]

Luna is a PURE gift from God !! Perfect in every way !

[@ash2lar]

The last child, Christian. I've taken care of babies with amniotic banding syndrome. There are widely varying degrees of the banding, but the most devastating are the facial banding. Christian is very fortunate to have compassionate parents. The worst case of banding I saw in NICU the parents had the baby placed in home for disabled babies and kids. He was an amazing survivor- passed at age 5 due to complications with his breathing.

[@Eyebeeleave]

@1:21 the lady asked Zoe does it hurt when you break a bone she gave her a side eye like what you think um yeaaa

[@emilysimpson6575]

And we complain about stupid stuff but these kids just get on with it

[@angmoulton8528]

I agree❤❤❤❤

[@DebbiePotter-xh7kv]

Well thankfully they treat kids pain I hope that continues as they get older now that drs have stopped treating pain in the last couple of years

[@PH-pq3vq]

The two sisters are ao beautiful to oneanother ❤

[@CatMama0694]

Love your Bachelorette party! I'm jealous. I wish mine was exactly like yours. #MarbleSquad

[@sallyalani9862]

You are so incredible 👍

[@brittanisteward218]

Cutie pies! God bless these babies❤❤❤

[@crimsonmckenzie98]

99% of the babies were Born with HARDSHIPS, which they and their families are dealing with... WHY, WHY!??? Put an "exceptional" gymnast in with this??? I felt sick seeing that... It was like rubbing it in the face of all these hardworking parents, and children who have been through SO MUCH.... Disgusting...

[@Debbica]

And the kid with the crocodiles too crass how they include these two who really are not disabled

[@erinnicole477]

His little aussie accent is adorable

[@ElvenSailor_Main]

I can't watch the heart in the stomach one 😭 I can imagine how it feels and I don't like that feeling, also the look of it looks so fragile and uncomfortable. I can handle blood and guts and all sorts of things but I was not expecting that to give me a physical reaction. She's tough, but then again that's her reality so it's not tough to her. But to me, it is haha

[@kookootrix1978]

She said she's not fragile and for her it's not uncomfortable, she's in no pain.

[@SenegalSunflower]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤Great show. I think a distinction needs to be drawn between children like Charlie and Chandler who have both talent AND parents with the financial and physical access to enrich and grow their kid’s talent, but who do NOT battle with physical adversity like all the other children featured in this episode. There are also lots of kids even more passionate and talented than Charlie and Chandler, who the world will never get to see because they are poor and deprived. Privilege is real, the playing field works in favour those who already have access. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@SamaiyaMiller-lol]

Where is Sophi’s KZbin channel

[@TheoRae8289]

That's what I want to know

[@kookootrix1978]

The channel's called MeSophi and I found it by searching that name 💙🌊💙🌊💙🇺🇸🗽🗳

[@lauranicole3068]

Zoey is Miss Glass. Does anyone know what movie that's from? ☺️ But she's a sweet heart ❤️

[@CatSmith7122]

Omg with little Gavin there’s just more cheekies to kiss!!! So cute❤

[@RebeccaWilson-gc6xp]

These kids are NOT disabled. They are DIFFERENTLY disabled. They are hero's that can teach people that everyone can do anything if they want to try,

[@heatherbowman9450]

She looks like a warrior with awsome face paint😎

[@just-Lucy..]

Luna is just a little cute panda❤

[@alannamcneill5679]

I like how under her eyes look like tiger stripes.

[@Katyahbib]

The little girl towards the end of the video with the birthmarks on her face makes me think of a panda bear and it's so cute. That little girl is extremely adorable.

[@debbieirl]

This is what real body positivity should be and celebrated. 🎉

[@mvdwillik5991]

I am grateful that you parents are so brave. Praying for you all, that you all develope in full compassion.That you ride all challenges like a surfer. We as humans to learn to accept and love and care for all people. Learn to accept them to the full. For Almighty GOD's WISEDOM knowledge is far above understanding.

[@marybodnar4749]

Absolutely adorable 🥰

[@cindy.520]

Amazing kids so many different i was born with Nurofibromatoses type 1 . But my mum and dad don't carry it. For some reason mine mutated something like that . NF typw one you can get small tumours that can seen . Some grow outside where you get little bump all over your . Body some don't get much . Some do. Im 39 now My back is full of them. .im getting more on my arms. And some coming up on my face. You have to watch them some . Can turn bad Some grow on nerves. And some can grow in your, brain. It can also cause bone deformities. Like scollios and that. Sadly mine caused my spine to bend back wards Called a Kyphosis. Sadly mine is now 180 degrees. Its the worst seen in Western Australia its bent backwards its compressed my spinal near. My shoulder blade. So im now paralysed waste down. I don't wish it in anyone. I did have spinal surgery when 13 sadly the surgeon that did it did a experimental operation. We didn't know then . We were told ill be the first to have this surgery in Australia. . It worked in the us. So we went ahead as you trust the drs Well it was a experimental rod . Not like the one's they do. But it went over the spine. Something like that. But it had hooks one's went on my pelvis. And up near my shoulder blades near my neck. . Sadly the hooks came undone. It was coming out of my neck it qas close to breakinbb. I was out of many he done i was the only one it worked on for a little while. Then failed. He took the rod out.. I woke up and later was in so much pain i couldn't walk from the bed to the hospital door i was discharged. Knowing it but when i went back for a appointment. He said it was just me it was mind over matter i was doing it to seek attention. The pain was so bad i was in tears. Then said there's nothing he can do and no other surgeon can either. .sald no other dr would see me. As my case is bad. And in my records its got metal hardware. Was removed due to a infection called MRSA golden staff. I never had it. As when i woke up . I was not on any antibiotics nothing. And all my X-rays with the rod disappeared. Its in my records and i can't prove it. Which is so annoying. I wish i could upload a photo. Gow bad it is its horrible being paralysed . But i have to live with it. I cannot see a specialist for my neurofibromatos . As thats one not covered buy my health care . You have to pay $500 to see one each visit. So $500 to see them. Then they send you away to get a mri . Then you have to pay again. After After yrs i finally getting to see a Neurologist. As when i lay down i get dizzy on my left side.. And severe headaches. From the base of my neck down. So waiting do a MRI to see whats going in. And she can refer me to a NF specialist. And now there a drugs that might stop me getting more . As mine can cover my face

[@kookootrix1978]

Sorry to hear about your troubles, I hope the doctors you see now can help you. I have RA. It sucks.

[@ritahall8653]

So sweet

[@robbyjobarton2637]

For me they are all Angels in disguise ‼️

[@CatSmith7122]

At the end of the day all we have is ourselves so if we don’t love ourselves we can’t love others. Spread love not hate no matter if you agree. I think if that person is happy how does that hurt you? ❤

[@dixieland1641]

My oldest was a premie. Born in November 1990 due march 1991. 1 lb 7 oz. She was trached at 2 months came home from nicu she was oxygen which damaged her eyes so laser surgey both eyes. She is legally blind . In out hospital first 3 years. Battle scars all over her even . That was 33 years ago shes married with 2 kids. From experience they can accomplish anything they want. Obviously some are impossible because eacj are different.

[@susanaldawood5480]

God bless these children!❤❤❤

[@phototheka]

Incredible and God takecare all

[@SissyFlower5]

3:51 I'm pretty sure this is meant to be CERVICAL kyphosis. "Surgical kyphosis" is not a thing

[@caraghlumpp1068]

Luna is cool. She looks like she has a permanent mask on that is so awesome. I'm jealous literally.