This wonderful couple from Australia is very happy, because they have their own home, children and many more plans for the future.
Today we will tell you about Charlie and Cullen Adams, who, despite their diagnosis, were able to find their destination.
The family lives in Inverell in northern New South Wales.
Charlie and Cullen are young, energetic and quite self-sufficient people.
Despite all the difficulties, they are able to enjoy life and achieve their goals.
Charlie herself is 1.37 m tall, and Cullen is 10 centimeters taller than his wife, he is 11 years older than her.
The couple has a very busy life, the woman is fond of bodybuilding and works in a successful TV company, and the man has his own business.
In addition, Cullen is an actor and has starred in several Hollywood films, one of them is “Snow White and the Huntsman”.
The fact that there is a relationship between young people did not surprise anyone, but their decision to have a child caused condemnation from others.
Charlie is diagnosed with achondroplasia – the most common diagnosis in which the body has a disproportionate addition and as a result there are problems with the spine.
And Cullen has heleophysical dysplasia, he has a proportional physique, but this disease negatively affects the respiratory and cardiovascular systems.
As the doctors explained to the couple, they have a 50% chance of having a child with dwarfism, 25% that he will inherit both forms of the disease, and 25% that he will be just average height.
But despite the forecasts, they decided to do it.
After all, Charlie and Cullen do not suffer at all because of their dwarfism, they have a full life, family, work and hobbies.
A few years ago, Charlie started an Instagram account and a lot of people subscribed to her in a short time.
At the moment, more than 400 thousand subscribers follow her page.
The woman considers it her mission to prove people that having the same diagnosis it is possible to live a full and happy life.
At the moment, the couple has two daughters and a son.
The older girl was diagnosed with the same diagnosis as Charlie, and the middle one inherited her father’s disease.
The couple’s son was born absolutely healthy.
Charlie has to answer incorrect and ignorant questions about bullying and condemnation from time to time, but she is sure that their openness has brought more benefit and understanding to others.
