Australian Charlie, who was born with a genetic condition that led to dwarfism, and her husband
Cullen, who has a similar condition, are raising three children, even though doctors prepared the couple for the worst-case scenario.
The path to creating a large family was not easy, but now the Australians are an example for many.
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