The World's Only Mermaid: The Courageous Story Of Shiloh Pepin 

rest in peace to shiloh and her mum

People may not understand why I'm saying this but I am glad she rested. I am 28 and have a few invisible disabilitie$ which prevent me from working, studying or even living alone. I'll probably never be able to get married too. I have some happy moments when I am with the ones I love, but for the rest, I'll be in pain, or at the hospital or depressed thinking about the life I'll never have. To make it worst, some people call me lazy for not working or studying 'cause on the outside I look like a perfectly normal person. Honestly I wish I had never been born so if you have the chance to choose, please do not put your kid through this. P.S.: Her happiness does not mean she would be happy forever. I was happy as a child too, even when I had to go through surgeries. But the more you grow old, the more you realise what you're losing.

She is so intelligent!

am 32 years old, I know it is difficult to live alone with a disability but I think that it is also society that is still behind from the point of view of mental disabilities, but think about the times of our parents where they had a bigoted thought of disability now It hasn't changed even because of people's bigotry. Come on 💪 may Strength be with you and hope even if society does nothing for disabilities, I prefer to pay for a ticket but help my parents with my expenses even because 10 years of internship is an indecent thing and unfortunately I don't see any changes 

mermaid in a wetsuit is a crazy concept aha

R.i.p ❤❤❤