I’m Just Beautiful Me,

Moebius syndrome is hard but sometimes I live through the pain, but sometimes I have to explain, “Who am I Really?”. Many people think it’s a rare disease; no actually it’s a syndrome, a
it’s a disorder. I can’t eat normally for my first 5 years of my life. It was hard at first, but then I started eating. It was a miracle that only 3/5 people with Moebius Syndrome can only survive before the age of 3 years.

Nobody Is Perfect.

Nobody is perfect. Looks don’t matter in this case. All we try is our best. Nobody looks at you for that. It’s basically about personality & trust. People don’t judge for looks, they want whatever that is inside you. I can go on about this forever, but there are too much to explain. I have a disorder (according to Moebius Syndrome Foundation), it’s a rarely condition that only 2/5 people survive before the age of 3, which sadly not very long age. Belief in my despite, I have courage & faith in all those out there. I am a single 17= year old girl, I’m just like everyone else. People think I am ugly, but inside I have a good personality & great life with my family & friends. Like I persuade in my life. I live my life to the fullest. I don’t care what people say. Because Hater’s are my motivation. (:

My Life Story.

I’m a very basic girl. I’m only 17 so what. I look short yes I don’t care what people say. I know who I am. People can be judgement to me but I don’t allow it to hurt me. Inside yes it will, but I’ll always face my fears & not run away from them. Some people can be hurtful but I know how people are.

My Mobius Syndrome

To be called mean names. In fact, I have a syndrome, it’s hard knowing why you have it. But sometimes some things makes it a whole lot better. Ever since, July 1st 1995, I was born with a syndrome called Mobius, it’s where your face is paralyzed, & you can’t show expressions.It’s hard, growing up & discovering your skills with language & movement around you. I have the feeling where I don’t fit in. It’s like I’m always alone. Many people don’t respect those who have a disorder or syndrome. It makes it harder, but once I had dyslexia, but that was kindergarten & first grade. I am proud that i have supporters from my family & friends. My life with Mobius is hard. But until the end. I am who I am today. God blesses those in needs. Mobius Syndrome Foundation