Suffering from a rare disease, the 19-year-old girl looks like a 6-year-old child

Ms. Aboli Jarit, 19 years old, lives in Nagpur city (India). As a child, she was diagnosed with a disease rare disease known as renal rickets, a condition of rickets caused by impaired kidney functionaccording to the daily newspaper The Daily Mirror (Brother).

Aboli Jarit from India suffers from renal rickets, which makes her bones so weak that she requires a wheelchair SHUTTERSTOCK

Affected by disease health Because of her bones, Jarit is only 1 meter tall, equivalent to the height of a 5- to 6-year-old child. Not only that, Ms. Jarit was born with bladder defect, causing urine to flow continuously. Therefore, she has to wear diapers often.

As a child, Jarit could still walk. However, the illness caused her bones to become weaker and weaker fracture. Eventually unable to walk and was confined to a wheelchair.

Because the disease has no cure, she has to live with the condition for the rest of her life. Although every day she has to struggle with illness, Ms. Jarit still remains optimistic about life.

“Not many people get this rare disease. The good thing is that I am still alive while most of the other people who have this disease are already dead.”

She loves to sing, so she dreams of becoming a singer and becoming famous. Fortunately, Ms. Jarit is very supportive of her family. They always support her when she participates in TV talent shows.

The disease affects the body but does not affect the mind. Ms. Jarit still goes to school, has graduated from high school and is now a student, according to The Daily Mirror.