I find it hard to believe but i am nobody to doubt GOD's work.
Harnaam Kaur says she feels
more feminine than ever. She hails from Slough, suffers with
polycystic ovary syndrome, which causes excessive hair growth.
She was just 11 years old when it started appearing and she spent her
teenage years desperately trying to remove it by waxing twice a week and
covering her body in baggy clothes but instead it becomes worst if growing back.
The primary school teaching assistant endured vile abuse at school and
strangers would stare at her on the street.
Harnaam became so self
conscious she refused to leave her house, except to go to lessons, and
at her lowest point she began self harming and even considering snuffing out
her own life.
(Hmmmmmm!!!!!!!! poor girl).
But, at the age of 16, she finally found the courage to accept her
facial hair after being baptised as a Sikh.
The religion dictates that
the body should be left in its natural state and body hair must be left
to grow.
The decision proved controversial with her family but Harnaam
was determined to show that she was beautiful no matter what she looked
like .
Today, seven years on, she says she is more body confident than ever
before and hopes her story will help other women in her situation.
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