YOUNG BOY LIVES AS A GIRL


YOUNG BOY LIVES AS A GIRL
A PRIMARY school has turned their toilet block gender-neutral after a 5-year-old boy decided he wanted to live as a girl. For more than a year little Zach Avery has refused to live as a boy, instead choosing to wear pink dresses and ribbons in his long, blonde hair - because he has Gender Identity Disorder.

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REECE WILLIAMS NARCOLEPTIC


REECE WILLIAMS NARCOLEPTIC
Little Reece Williams was sleeping up to 23 hours a day after being struck down with narcolepsy. The seven-year-old from Birmingham would fall asleep every five minutes - even when he was walking, eating and in class. He couldn't even kick a football without collapsing - up to 25 times a day. But now the schoolboy is able to enjoy a kick around in the park, thanks to a wonder drug.

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PREGNANT GIRLS DONKEY TICKS


PREGNANT GIRLS DONKEY TICKS
A pregnant teenager suffering with tourettes was stunned when she started braying like a DONKEY days after conception. Cody Hagel, 18, (PICTURED) began suffering with the debilitating condition when she was 14 years old. But her family were shocked when Cody started to make donkey noises - more than 30 times a DAY - after falling pregnant five months ago.

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THE WEREWOLF SISTERS


THE WEREWOLF SISTERS
Meet the incredible Sangli sisters, three siblings whose lives have been blighted by one of the rarest conditions in the world - WEREWOLF SYNDROME. Savita, 23, Monish, 19, and 15-year-old Savitri are just like any other young women except their bodies have been covered from head to foot in thick hair. Werewolf syndrome - or hypertricosis universalis - affects just one in a BILLION people but in an incredible quirk of fate all THREE sisters have the condition.

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SPEAKS FRENCH AFTER SEIZURES

SPEAKS FRENCH AFTER SEIZURES
A mother-of-two from Birmingham has started speaking with a FRENCH accent after having the flu. Debie (CORR)Royston, 40, (pictured) suffered a series of seizures after a bad bout of flu. It caused her to lose the ability to speak and, when her voice did come back a month later, she was shocked to discover her Brummie accent was gone. She said: "I had a bad seizure and when it stopped my husband asked if I was ok. I had words in my head but my mouth wouldn't work.

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