When the doctors delivered what appeared to be a white baby and put me in the arms of my black mother, she was surprised. When Mom looked down at me for the first time, I imagined her face mixed with sadness, My dad freaked out and left my mom with me, he thought my mom had an affair because I didn't come out at the right color but before the doctor could explain my dad had run off and gone to the bar to get drunk . {May he's soul rest in peace } I was definitely their child but I was born with ALBINISM. I am a black Albino. I have white hair, extremely pale skin and am partially sighted which basically means I am almost blind.
Growing up was tough, I was basically lonely even my couldn't play with me neither my mom. No one wanted to me my friend, it was me and me alone..
Albinism does not affect my intelligence or my humanity , I am not blind, it is just my skin colour and my sight. I consider suicide always when the adversities and rejection become so severe; but I chose to face it headlong. When one is pushed beyond some limit, a reaction like suicide could flash through the mind.” I believe in myself and I know I will make it as I take you through my story as Oyinbo Pepper Nigeria.


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