A model was seen on Boredpanda who sheds her skin every two weeks. It is reported that the model is named Jeyza Gary, who was born with a rare disease lamellar ichthyosis and has been looked at by her peers with strange eyes since she was born. But this resisted the pursuit of dreams in the slightest. Two years ago, she became the first model to suffer from ichthyosis and appeared in the Italian version of Vogue.

Under the precepts and deeds of her mother since childhood, Jeyza Gary, a young girl from North Carolina, USA, worked hard to move forward on the road of life.

Because of the probability of one in 100,000, Jeyza was diagnosed with lamellar ichthyosis since she was a child. Her skin sheds almost every two weeks. From the outside, she looks a bit scary as an old woman. Jeyza has been under observation in the hospital for several weeks since she was born. However, because this disease is a congenital hereditary chromosomal abnormality, the current medical technology cannot solve it. Patients can only live with this skin condition.

Before going to school, Jeyza was well protected by her family, especially her mother. Every time she goes out, she will be stared at by others. Her mother is very upset and tells the people around her that it is impolite to stare at people. When Jeyza comes to school, on the first day of each year, Jeyza's mother will introduce her daughter's skin condition in front of all the teachers and students. When she was in high school, she was both inferior and self-confident. She rarely participated in outdoor activities Because her fragile skin state could not dissipate heat, but she had a lively personality because of her mother's teachings from her childhood.

The words of her classmates gave her the inspiration to try to be a model. The encouragement and support her mother has always given her allowed her to continue on this career path bravely.

Because of her special appearance, she will inevitably be discriminated against, but she insists on submitting works to various modeling agencies.

The effort paid off, and a company accepted her. This year, she was also invited by the Italian version of vogue to become a cover girl. Actually, Jeyza is very lucky.

"My daughter Jeyza has very special skin. Have you ever seen a lizard or a snake? Her skin is like that. She molts every few days. Don't worry, it won't be contagious. Other than that, she is no different from you all."Those words from her mother gave her protection and courage when she was young so that she would not be ridiculed or bullied by classmates who did not understand the situation.