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Real-life ‘teen wolf’ defies lifetime of bullying: ‘Kids thought I would bite them’ | New York Post

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An Indian teen is opening up about being bullied his entire life due to a rare condition that caused him to sprout “werewolf” fur all over his body.

“When I was young, I had people throw stones at me,” Lalit Patidar, 17, told Media Drum World of his thick curly mane. “Kids were worried I would come back to bite them like an animal.”

Patidar, who lives in Nandleta in Madhya Pradesh, specifically suffers from hypertrichosis, which the National Library of Medicine defines as “excessive hair growth anywhere on the body.”

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