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> Sometimes the things we don’t say — are the things that shape us the most.

> Today, I want to tell you something very personal. Something I’ve carried from my childhood to now. It’s not just about my teeth… it’s about everything behind my smile.

> When my parents found out I was differently abled, I was still a baby. I started walking when I was around one and a half years old — a little later than most children. I don’t remember much from that time, but I do know something serious happened.

> I went into a coma as a child… and I was diagnosed with **epilepsy (eclepsia)**. My days became full of medicines, hospitals, and doctors. I was too young to understand what was happening to me, but I could feel it — the heaviness, the difference.

> Later, w ...