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Australian Broadcasting Corporation·3 min read·medium

Love story: Accepting my body is my greatest achievement

Love story: Accepting my body is my greatest achievement
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Carly Findlay shares her personal journey of living with the rare skin condition ichthyosis and her struggle with being treated as a medical specimen during childhood. She emphasizes the importance of self-acceptance over the desire to 'fix' her appearance.

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This narrative highlights the psychological impact of medical objectification on individuals with rare conditions and promotes body positivity.

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It took a long time, but as Carly matured, she realised it was easier to love herself. ( Supplied: Kerri Robertson )

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