Lizzie Valasquez labelled as the world's ugliest woman

The Ugliest woman says her story is just like everyone’s story

Posted by: lukwago J in world news September 3, 2015

The 26-year-old Lizzie Valasquez was named as the world’s ugliest woman, she was born with a rare genetic disorder which made her to look like an old woman.

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Lizzie insists that she is well and better off than what people out there think, it is very sad that many people always make fun of her, always comment awfully and bullying her just because of how she looks like.

She weighs about 63lb only, at the age of 17, somebody posted a video of her over the internet ( on YouTube ), it got millions of page views and many people in different parts of the world begun making nasty comments advising her to commit suicide, when Lizzie found the video of her on YouTube, she saw bad and nasty comments and no one even tried to talk something good.

At the age of five during her kindergarten, Lizzie’s parents used to tell her that she is just smaller than other kids, but she is beautiful and able to do something good though other kids were always afraid of her appearance, even fearing to sit next to her.

Despite of all what happened, Lizzie had a loving family that used to support her and as she grew up she participated in different activities at school were she also made good friends, things started to improve and her life got better.

When she was in high school, one day Lizzie was busy searching for music on YouTube, she accidentally found a video of her and someone was commenting very awful and nasty things, she was disturbed in her mind once again, she started wishing that it would be good if her parents aborted her.

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She nolonger cares being the ugliest woman!

Some times I listen to music like “ Adele” and it makes me cry but I always pick my self up the following day and move on, said Lizzie.”

Recently, she was called for an event known as TEDtalk which was viewed by over eight million times, later she was contacted to make a documentary which they called “ A brave Heart “ and it will be performed on 25th September.

Once you watch the film, its my story, but also everyone’s story. Lizzie said Bullying will not end, people will always call you whatever they like depending on your looks, but don’t feel embarrassed or insecure, take it easy as long as your heart is good, life will be brighter in the end.

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