Microtia results in underdeveloped ear(s) and impacts hearing
Life Stories and Experiences
The stories on this page offer an insight into what it is like to live with microtia or to have a loved one who happened to be born with microtia. Microtia UK would like to thank everyone who has taken the time to share their story with us.
If you would like to share your own life story, please contact us at info@microtiauk.org.
Abigail’s Story
Holly’s Story
Megan’s Story
Alfie’s Story
Bill’s Story
Charlie’s Story
David’s Story
Paul’s Story
Liz’s Story
Hollie’s Story
Emma’s Story
The Blacklock Family Story
Nicola’s Story
Oli’s Story
Molly’s Story
Lauren’s Story
Geoff’s Story
Viv’s Story
Taylor’s Story
Nick’s Story
Heather’s Story
Becca’s Story
Elle’s Story
Anonymous Story
Victoria and Jake’s Story
Daniel’s Story
Personal Blogs
Our selection of blogs offer a unique platform to view individuals thoughts, feelings and experiences at various stages of their microita journey.
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If you have a blog you would like us to share or if you would like to start one, please email us at info@microtiauk.org.
*The views and opinions expressed in these blogs are that of the author and not necessarily shared by Microtia UK or organisations mentioned*
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Bethan shares her blog from over the years about her life living with microtia.
Rudy shares his experiences of having a child with microtia. He hopes the blogs will help others on their journey and encourage people to discuss their experiences.
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Life Stories and Experiences
The stories on this page offer an insight into what it is like to live with microtia or to have a loved one who happened to be born with microtia. Microtia UK would like to thank everyone who has taken the time to share their story with us.
If you would like to share your own life story, please contact us at info@microtiauk.org.
Personal Blogs
If you have a blog you would like us to share or if you would like to start one, please email us at info@microtiauk.org.
*The views and opinions expressed in these blogs are that of the author and not necessarily shared by Microtia UK or organisations mentioned*
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Bethan shares her blog from over the years about her life living with microtia.
Read Bethan’s blog here.
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Rudy shares his experiences of having a child with microtia. He hopes the blogs will help others on their journey and encourage people to discuss their experiences.
Read Rudy’s blog here:
• How Time Flies
• The Impossible Child
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