A moving fate

Destiny is probably a severe term and could be subject to more pessimistic from Lizzie Velasquez 'view. Because Lizzie "chose to be happy", as she says herself. Born with an undiagnosed health condition (the English term medical condition is probably more accurate), the with her have only 2 other people, your body is not able to gain weight, despite the daily intake of 5000 kcal. Pretty cool, one might initially think. However, she has never weighed more than 62 pounds in their lives, which brings certain problems. On the one hand the detachable difficulty getting appropriate clothing. Far presented greater challenges and provide numerous members of society: By chance, she discovered one day a video on YouTube, showing a photo of her for a few seconds. The title: The World's Ugliest Woman (The ugliest woman in the world), clicked by 4 million people and provided with thousands of negative comments that mostly even gave tips on how they should best take life itself. Fortunately, there is this heinous video no longer, however, what had to be forced by their parents to massive legal action.
Lizzie Velasquez impressively describes in her book the way a (namely their own) strong personality, with the difficulties that your "state" and the public to it, deal with it and to grow in support of their wonderful family, close friends and not last their faith. There is obvious that this had to be passed through several valleys, caused by bullying intolerant, tactless or simply disgusting people, whether in kindergarten, at school or just in everyday life. Here you shake the reader always incredulous and shocked her head, but you would to a certain extent more or less see children because of their ignorance and often brutal openness comments, but adults should know how to behave better. Many, however, do not.
Lizzie Velasquez has not reached all its milestones and currently serves as a motivation trainer. I recommend everyone to read this book, but it stimulates to think, not only about his own views and behaviors, but also the look at due to "otherness" harassment and bullying exposed to members of our society.
Who of English is not too powerful, should not be put off: Both the linguistic and stylistic can read the book very well and Lizzie's sympathetic Frohsinn jumps to the reader.