Joseph Williams: Man Born Without Jaw Marries Beautiful Lady After Giving up on Finding True Love

Joseph Williams: Man Born Without Jaw Marries Beautiful Lady After Giving up on Finding True Love

  • Joseph Williams was born without a jaw and had lost all hopes of falling in love, but his luck changed tremendously
  • Williams noted there was a reason God made him the way he was and after a lifetime of bullying he was rescued by love
  • The 41-year-old was born with a rare congenital disorder that left him unable to speak or eat with his mouth

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Joseph Williams a man born with a rare disorder that left him bullied has finally found love.

Joseph Williams: Man Born Without Jaw Marries Beautiful Lady.
Joseph Williams finds love and marries. Photo: @hjtherealj.
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Williams bullied for lack of jaw

Joseph claims to have been rescued by love after decades of feeling "worthless" after being bullied his entire life since he was born without a jaw.

Now he wants to encourage others in similar situations that they, too, deserve more from life.

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The 41-year-old Chicago man was born with otofacial syndrome, a rare congenital disease caused by a defective gene that prevented him from using his mouth to communicate or eat.

Instead, he uses sign language and an eating tube to communicate.

He said dating was so hard for him as he had low self-esteem and felt worthless, but when he started believing in himself and that he deserved more that's when he found his wife.

Plan to live life with wife

Growing up, Williams said people close to him tried to shield him from the world but he did not want that to hold him back.

While eating through a special tube in his stomach, Williams learned to communicate using sign language, gestures, his phone, and handwritten notes.

His birth mother was "surprised" because he was born without a jaw. When he was just a few days old, he was sent to Chicago for various maxillofacial surgery.

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Williams now pledges that his physical limitations will not keep him from living life to the fullest with Vania, and his aspirations include pursuing his passion for drumming and sharing music.

Ghanaian Man Marries Jamaican Lover in Gorgeous White Wedding

In a similar story, YEN.com.gh reported that a Canada-based Ghanaian, Gideon Jackson, and his Jamaican bride's wedding was nothing short of breathtaking. The pair married in a gorgeous white wedding ceremony.

Family and loved ones graced the occasion with their presence as the duet exchanged vows to seal their love.

Jackson took to Facebook to share moments from the quintessential occasion on social media to thank the people who attended the ceremony.

Source: YEN.com.gh

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