EDITOR’S PICK;
We’ve seen a lot of people with various health issues throughout the years; some have been subjected to begging just to survive, while a few others have worked hard to achieve greatness and even build reputations for themselves.
In this article on EKO HOT BLOG, we would be would look at the touching story of Wildine Aumoithe, The smallest woman in the world, who has successfully used her condition and physically limitations, to her own advantage.
Wildine is 19 years old and stands 72cm tall (about 28.3 inches). She was officially recognized as the world’s shortest lady by Guinness World Records in October of last year.
She is a student and a YouTube creator who aspires to educate both young and old people all over the world.
She was diagnosed with Saddan dysplasia, a rare kind of dwarfism, when she was a newborn, according to sources. Wildine revealed that her doctors didn’t expect her to live this long after she was admitted to the hospital barely six months after birth.
Growing up was difficult for her because she couldn’t walk like other people or do housework like other kids. Fortunately, her mother was always by her side, assisting her with anything she needed.
She has spent the majority of her life in a wheelchair; it isn’t ideal, but she doesn’t have a choice. Wildine is still in high school, but she plans to attend college and pursue a career in pharmacy after graduation.
She’s quite active on social media, educating her fans about the stigma associated with her illness.
“I want people to know about dwarfism because, even though I am short, I am still a regular person,” she said in an interview.
FURTHER READING
She may not be as tall as most of us are, but she has decided to make a difference in her society, it is a character, we should emulate.
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