The world's highest women broke 3 more world records because of rare diseases to 2.15 meters

According to the British "Mirror" reported on September 20, Rumeysa Gelg, a 25 -year -old woman from Turkey, suffered from a rare genetic disease named Waver syndrome. Breaking the Guinness World Record and becoming the tallest woman in the world.

Since February this year, Rumeysa has broken more world records. She was rated as the longest finger and the longest back in the world, with 11.2 cm and 59.9 cm, respectively. In addition, Rumeysa's hand is also the largest among women. Her right hand is 24.9 cm long and her left hand is 24.3 cm long.

Rumeysa is very active on Instagram, and she hopes to raise people's understanding of Waver's syndrome. She told fans on Instagram that she was not afraid to admit that she had rare diseases. She expressed the hope that the public would accept and bless those with special appearance, and also hoped that these people could work hard to be themselves and speak with her.

Rumeysa also tried to use her height advantage. She mocked himself: "This height makes me stand higher, and it is not a bad thing to overlook others from above!"

However, affected by the illness, Rumeysa's actions were restricted, so wheelchairs and crutches had to be used. In addition, she has problems with swallowing and breathing.

It is reported that the tallest man in the world also comes from Turkey. The man named Sultan Kosen, 39 years old, his height reached 2.51 meters. Sultan said that he had suffered from tumors when he was a child, and pituitary gland was affected, so he grew too fast. (Compilation report of China Youth Network)

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