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32 years of living with Cloaca has shaped and molded the woman Chelsea Mullins is today. She is blessed to be a wife, a mother and a nurse. She enjoys spending time with her husband Derek and a vivacious 5.5-year-old adopted daughter, Lindley. For the past 8 years Chelsea has cared for others at a Reproductive Endocrinology & Infertility Clinic. She’s very passionate about raising awareness regarding ARM and the lifelong physical & mental effects. Her number one focus is to inspire patients and families; she has had the opportunity to speak at two conferences and looks forward to many more opportunities. She’s recently been elected onto the Board of Directors for the Pull-Thru Network. She's thankful for the abundance of support from family and friends and knows that without that support she wouldn’t be the strong passionate woman she is today

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