In the modern age, social media has replaced traditional forms of communication for the vast majority of people. Sharing pictures of one’s children with family and friends is a custom that is frequently met with resentment and emotion. 

NY. Young mother Natasha is an exception. She takes pleasure in posting pictures of her one-year-old son Raedy on social media, like many other new mothers. Natasha’s experience, however, is anything but average because she had to deal with extreme cyberbullying due to her child’s appearance.

On the well-known social media app TikTоk, Natasha frequently uploads videos of herself and Raedy. For example, her posts receive more than just “likes” and “thank you” comments; they also frequently include requests for her to stop posting images and videos of her child online.

NY. Despite the hurtful comments, Natasha is sending her coworkers a message that is very important. Even though he appears to be different, she insists that he is great.

The Pfeiffer syndrome, a condition that causes abnormalities in the extremities, face, and kidneys, was already present in Raedy. Despite his diagnosis, Natasha is adamant that her husband is perfect just the way he is and she proudly shares recordings of his joy.