👧 From the moment she was born, Fallyn’s skin told a story of fragility and strength. Diagnosed with Recessive Dystrophic Epidermolysis Bullosa-Hallopeau Siemens subtype (RDEB-HS) — a condition that makes even the lightest touch cause blistering wounds — every day was a battle wrapped in courage. 💔🩹

🌼 At 15, life dealt her an even crueler blow. What began as a small lesion on her arm became something unthinkable — stage III squamous cell carcinoma. Doctors warned her family that the disease was relentless, and the surgeries that followed left both her body and heart scarred. 😢💔 But Fallyn refused to surrender.

✨ When given the choice between amputation and a new, uncertain treatment — LIBTAYO — she chose hope. 🙏 Against all odds, the drug began working. Tumors shrank, wounds closed, and for the first time in years, her reflection in the mirror looked less like pain and more like possibility. 🌸🌞

💪 Today, her scans are clear. Her laughter fills the air again. And while scars still trace her journey, they tell a story of survival, not defeat. 🌈💫

🕊️ Fallyn’s courage reminds us that true beauty isn’t found in perfection — it’s found in resilience, faith, and the unbreakable will to keep shining, no matter how dark the night becomes. 💖🌻