How missing toenails due to EB didn’t ruin my second date
Have any of you ever had to share a “fun fact” about yourself following the awkward icebreaker prompt? I’ll go first this time. I don’t have toenails. Loss of toenails is one of my…
In the Skin – Molly Rozelle
At 18 months of age, Molly Rozelle was diagnosed with epidermolysis bullosa simplex, Koebner varient, which has an autosomal dominant inheritance patterAt 18 months of age, Molly Rozelle was diagnosed with epidermolysis bullosa simplex, Koebner varient, which has an autosomal dominant inheritance pattern. Molly’s hope for her column is to improve acceptance of physical differences.
Molly is from the Pacific Northwest, and she loves lakes, rivers, and forests — a stereotypical fashion for people from the area.n. Molly’s hope for her column is to improve acceptance of physical differences. Molly is from the Pacific Northwest, and she loves lakes, rivers, and forests — a stereotypical fashion for people from the area. and light to those who love them.
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It hasn’t been easy, but I’m making strides in accepting my appearance
I’m currently working on accepting my physical imperfections. At this point in my life, motherhood and epidermolysis bullosa (EB) have been the greatest contributors to insecurities about my appearance. With motherhood, my…
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