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24-year-old who can’t smile due to rare condition signs with modeling agency
Tayla Clement was born with underdeveloped facial nerves that control some eye movements and facial expressions, called Moebius syndrome. She is known online now as “The Girl Who Can’t Smile” and is the role model she needed growing up, moving past … Continue reading
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