According to the British "Daily Star" reported on February 28, the dwarf patient who is only three feet tall in the photo, is now a fashion model and hopes to find her other half, her name is Carly Ruhnke, born in New Jersey, USA, 25 years old. She has undergone at least 30 surgeries because of Morquio syndrome.
This young lady has been battling the prejudices of people in her life – "people with dwarfism are disabled", so this has led to her often being treated unequally.
But Carly hasn't lost faith in life like other dwarfs, and is now a catwalk model, and she even started a nonprofit called Little Carly Company, which has now raised more than a few thousand dollars.
But, despite her thriving career, she's still struggling with herself every time she goes on a date, and she's been looking for a boyfriend lately, but a lot of people have a bad attitude when they see her in person, so it's not easy for Carly to find the right person for her.
Carly said: "I used to have a time when I was dating almost every day, but not once got into serious relationships. Because for a dwarf like me, it's really hard to fall in love, and even though I sometimes go on dates with people of average height, they'll still look at me a bit with tinted glasses. “
Carly added: "People often have a lot of questions about my appearance, and they often ask me how I live at a different height than the average person. I feel like most of the guys who are willing to date me come to date me with that in mind. Although I am only three feet tall, I still have the emotions that women have. I still feel sad. ”
However, she has always wanted to marry a dwarf and raise a child together, but things are not as simple as imagined. "Although I hadn't thought about it before, I didn't want the doctor to object to me going to get pregnant and have a baby. I am now the aunt of 12-year-old Rowh and I am happy. ”
Carly had been hurt by her dwarfism, but her self-confidence could block the gossip for her.
She wrote: "[These hurts] make me feel different from them, but it doesn't interfere with me doing other things. There are some people who pick other people's thorns because they are idle. But now people are starting to realize that although no one has supported me and helped me, I am now able to do things that they can't do. "