Today is the start of the biggest week of the year for our charity - Face Equality Week - a whole week of activities dedicated to people with a visible difference.
Our theme this year will focus on adults with a visible difference, who will lead our celebrations from start to finish. Millions of adults with a visible difference tell us they feel excluded from public life, often facing loneliness, isolation, and even hostility.
And on Wednesday, #FaceEqualityDay🦋 2019, we'll be publishing brand new research into the experiences of who have a visible difference about key issues including employment, health and wellbeing, dating and relationships.
Today three people with a visible difference take over our social media channels, sharing a behind-the-scenes look into what it's like to live with their visible difference.
Follow wfacebook.com/changingfacesuk to hear Rory's visible difference story
Follow twitter.com/FaceEquality where Ella will be tweeting throughout the day
Follow Instagram.com/ChangingFacesUK where Tulsi will be posting about her life
For more info, head to changingfaces.org.uk/FaceEq... and follow the hashtags #FaceEqualityDay and #MyVisibleDifference.🦋
A botched rhinoplasty and ways forward
Anybody here with an eye condition?
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i have a weird skin condition and scars that makes me so depressed and suicidal
I am an actor whose face was damaged by a doctor friend
