Of course, no one is immune to surprises in life, especially genetic ones, but consciously continuing to reproduce them is beyond comprehension.
With her height of just over 120 centimetres and her physiological characteristics, many believed that Ch. Adams should have given up on her personal life and, even more so, on having children.
But Adams got married and gave birth to three children, the youngest of whom has very visible developmental abnormalities.
Although his mother assures everyone of her happiness, it is undoubtedly very relative and questionable. After all, when a child realises that he is very different from his peers and faces a host of problems in childhood and adolescence, he will surely ask his parents uncomfortable questions to which it will be very difficult for them to find adequate answers.
Adams does not hide the fact that she often encounters harsh comments, and even silent contemptuous glances and mocking expressions from her neighbours, which upset her greatly. Nevertheless, she and her husband are confident that they are doing the right thing and that there are still more people around them who treat them with understanding.
