Jesse, a seasoned traveller was born with a form of dwarfism called diastrophic dysplasia. Known for often saying "pack your patience," by sharing his travel experience Jesse raises awareness and provides learning opportunities for people with dwarfism. Despite encountering challenges and barriers, he continues to travel but is proactive as he explores the world.
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