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Objavljeno: 05. rujan 2017. 20:59
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Marissa Dees, 28-godišnja Amerikanka iz Tampa Bayja u američkoj saveznoj državi Floridi rodila se s abnormalno velikim crnim madežima koji su joj pokrivali tijelo od glave do leđa, a kako se iz istih ne bi razvio opasan rak kože, Marissa se do danas morala podvrgnuti kirurškim zahvatima kako bi uklonila ružne mrlje zbog kojih je, tvrdi, u djetinjstvu bila žrtva zlostavljanja.

- (PICTURED: Marissa as a baby showing nevus affected skin she has had it removed to prevent getting fatal cancerous melanoma - and has had over 30 surgeries to remove nevus skin from artificial skin to grafts and more) - A mum cruelly called Dalmatian because of the deadly birthmarks covering her body bears all to encourage others to embrace their differences. Marissa Dees, 28, from Tampa Bay in Florida, USA, was born with congenital melanocytic nevus a condition causing cancer-prone hairy, dark skin and moles to develop on her skin. Over the years she has had over 30 surgeries to get rid of the high-risk nevus that stretches from her head down to her bottom. During her childhood, she was faced bullying over the appearance given by her condition, cruelled called a Dalmatian and covered her skin beneath lengthy layers. But after her friend and fellow sufferer, Jennifer Androver, died in April this year of stage four melanoma brought on by the condition she couldnt hide any more. Shes now revealed her nevus affected skin and scarring online to encourage others to embrace their differences and to raise awareness of the condition that affects one in 500,000 people. -, Image: 348278651, License: Rights-managed, Restrictions: MARISSA DEES / CATERS NEWS, Model Release: no, Credit line: Profimedia, Caters News
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Dees je, prenosi The Mirror, već bila na 30-ak operacija, a nakon što joj je proljetos od četvrtog stadija melanoma preminula bliska prijateljica Jennifer Androver, Amerikanka je odlučila svijetu pokazati ožiljke i s javnosti podijeliti svoju životnu priču kako bi pomogla oboljelima, kojih, procjenjuje se, ima oko 500.000.

- Moji madeži nisu samo površinski - prodiru sve do kostiju i mišića, brzo mutiraju i zato sam pod stalnim rizikom od razvoja smrtonosnog melanoma. U djetinjstvu sam se sramila vlastitoga tijela. Mrzila sam kako izgledam i skrivala sam se ispod nekoliko slojeva odjeće. Vršnjaci su mi se rugali, zvali su me 'polupsom' jer su mi iz najvećeg madeža na leđima rasle guste crne dlake. Najgore sam se osjećala kad su za mnom vikali da sam poput ružne kuje dalmatinke - izjavila je Marissa.

Danas, nakon niza operacija, Dees ima ožiljke zbog kojih izgleda kao da je opečena, ali ona ih je, kaže, naučila voljeti.

- (PICTURED: Here is Marissa revealing her nevus and scars for the first time, after her best friend died she decided to reveal them to encourage others to be proud and raise awareness of the condition) - A mum cruelly called Dalmatian because of the deadly birthmarks covering her body bears all to encourage others to embrace their differences. Marissa Dees, 28, from Tampa Bay in Florida, USA, was born with congenital melanocytic nevus a condition causing cancer-prone hairy, dark skin and moles to develop on her skin. Over the years she has had over 30 surgeries to get rid of the high-risk nevus that stretches from her head down to her bottom. During her childhood, she was faced bullying over the appearance given by her condition, cruelled called a Dalmatian and covered her skin beneath lengthy layers. But after her friend and fellow sufferer, Jennifer Androver, died in April this year of stage four melanoma brought on by the condition she couldnt hide any more. Shes now revealed her nevus affected skin and scarring online to encourage others to embrace their differences and to raise awareness of the condition that affects one in 500,000 people. -, Image: 348278648, License: Rights-managed, Restrictions: MARISSA DEES / CATERS NEWS, Model Release: no, Credit line: Profimedia, Caters News
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- Stalno si ponavljam da sam lijepa, izvana i iznutra. Svoje mane pretvorila sam u prednosti i doživljavam ih kao svojevrsni blagoslov - rekla je Amerikanka, koja poslije 30-ak kirurških intervencija i dalje trpi veliku bol u rukama i leđima zbog ozlijeđenih živaca, ali ne predaje se.

Najveća potpora u svemu su joj djeca i zaručnik Norman Green, kojeg je upoznala prije tri godine, a par uskoro planira i vjenčanje.

- (PICTURED: ) - A mum cruelly called Dalmatian because of the deadly birthmarks covering her body bears all to encourage others to embrace their differences. Marissa Dees, 28, from Tampa Bay in Florida, USA, was born with congenital melanocytic nevus a condition causing cancer-prone hairy, dark skin and moles to develop on her skin. Over the years she has had over 30 surgeries to get rid of the high-risk nevus that stretches from her head down to her bottom. During her childhood, she was faced bullying over the appearance given by her condition, cruelled called a Dalmatian and covered her skin beneath lengthy layers. But after her friend and fellow sufferer, Jennifer Androver, died in April this year of stage four melanoma brought on by the condition she couldnt hide any more. Shes now revealed her nevus affected skin and scarring online to encourage others to embrace their differences and to raise awareness of the condition that affects one in 500,000 people. -, Image: 348279349, License: Rights-managed, Restrictions: MARISSA DEES / CATERS NEWS, Model Release: no, Credit line: Profimedia, Caters News
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