Before Michelle Kish was born, everything seemed normal. But at birth, doctors noticed her unusual facial features and tiny nose, resembling a bird’s beak. Tests revealed she had Hallermann-Streiff syndrome, a genetic disorder so rare only 250 cases exist worldwide.
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