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Chelsey Peat was born with Sturge-Weber syndrome and defied the odds with life-saving brain surgery as an infant. Now, with nearly 40 years of experience living with a facial difference, she is an advocate for individuals with disfigurements and disabilities. Chelsey has worked with organizations like AboutFace Canada and Face Equality International, and her memoir, "Two Sides to a Face: My Journey with Sturge Weber Syndrome," chronicles her path to self-acceptance and resilience. Her story inspires others to embrace their imperfections and strive for inclusivity, demonstrating that strength and determination can overcome any challenge.
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Chelsey Peat was born with Sturge-Weber syndrome and defied the odds with life-saving brain surgery as an infant. Now, with nearly 40 years of experience living with a facial difference, she is an advocate for individuals with disfigurements and disabilities. Chelsey has worked with organizations like AboutFace Canada and Face Equality International, and her memoir, "Two Sides to a Face: My Journey with Sturge Weber Syndrome," chronicles her path to self-acceptance and resilience. Her story inspires others to embrace their imperfections and strive for inclusivity, demonstrating that strength and determination can overcome any challenge.