A genetic disease known as neurofibromatosis has left O’Neal’s face horribly disfigured, but several surgeries may be able to reconstruct his facial features.
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O’Neal, of Kirkland, Wash., said he knows his deformity is shocking — but he refuses to hide like other people with his disorder.
“I just tell people this is who I am, it’s the way I am,” O’Neal told KOMONews.com. “If you don’t like me, you don’t like me.”
But O’Neal — who works as a cashier at Kingsgate Safeway — is well-liked by his customers.
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Thanks, FingerMyBlog, I didn't want to sleep tonight or eat for a week anyway.
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