ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Today is World Vitiligo Day and in our podcast we chat to Nadia Boucher Coombe, #vitiligowarrior for the last 5 years. Once corporate work addict - turned safari enthusiast, and a mom of two who’s pregnancy and breastfeeding triggered her Vitiligo. While completely harmless on a physiological level, vitiligo can be crippling when it comes to self-esteem. Nadia talks about breaking free from our perception of beauty and accepting her new self.
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