Arianna Faro struggled for years with the challenges of living with Klippel-Trenaunay (KT) syndrome, but has come to accept the role it plays in her life. Here, she shares her story.
Also, you can watch a video of Arianna talking about Klippel-Trenaunay.
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Thank you for bringing us the story of this gutsy young woman! more power to you, Arianna!
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Joanie Figueroa
What an inspiring story
Carol Rita Sylvia
Thank you, Arianna, for sharing your story! Stay well!
Good for her! I love when people have something that is “wrong” with them or makes them different and they learn to deal with it and turn it into something positive. I try to think the same. I mean, there’s always someone worse off than you.. so why be upset about life. Living is what is most important.
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