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Lily was an exceptionally independent girl from a young age. Her independence and self-discipline even surprised doctors, who questioned whether her chromosomes needed to be retested. She was also one of the very few Down syndrome individuals in Taiwan to be admitted to university; her self-control and high self-esteem often exceeded people's imagination of "limitations." Besides being self-sufficient, she single-handedly enrolled in tutoring classes and planned her studies; sometimes her mother would even forget that she had Down syndrome.
However, five years ago, an accident brought everything to an abrupt end. We cannot disclose the details, but this event shattered Lily's self-esteem, plunged her into extreme mental turmoil, and she lost her ability to care for herself, began to experience memory loss, gained 50 kilograms, and even began to experience hallucinations.
This state lasted for two years until she started painting, which finally brought a turning point. She enjoyed sharing the stories in her paintings, and the colors gradually became more vibrant. This year, she completed her favorite work, which was also her first owl painting, "Lai Xi"