Charlotte is a girl who lives with a loving family of 6. Almost at the age of 2, she is smaller than some 6 months old babies due to a condition called Primordial Dwarfism. It is unknown what type of this disorder she has, but this is something important for her family to figure out - type 1 means she could die before turning 3, whereas type 2 could mean she gets to live a more fruitful life. Her family is fighting against time itself to make sure Charlotte's life can be saved. From: The Tiniest

Primordial Dwarfism is a condition that causes the body to grow far below the average person, and this comes with some health concerns and risks. Liam, Alex and Finn are all kids who live with this condition, and for them and their families, this means learning to adapt constantly to life's difficulties. Alex isn't eating, and is doing an X-Ray exam to know what happens when he digests food. For his family, visits like these happen quite often. But not all is bad - there are people with this con

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TINY teenager Hannah Kritzeck loves singing, ballet and dancing to hip-hop, despite being just 39in tall. The 19-year-old was born with primordial dwarfism, a rare condition that only affects about 100 people in the world, which causes short stature and health problems, including the threat of brain aneurysms and a shortened life-span | Born Different