A rare genetic condition likely to make humans
grow as big as giants has made a mother and her
three daughters to be one of Britain’s tallest
families. Bianca Brouwers and her three daughters
Leah, Emma and Lexi have a rare condition called
Marfan syndrome which makes their limbs long.
With a combined height of almost 30 feet, a mother
and her three daughters are believed to be one of
Britain’s tallest families. The daughters Leah, 12,
Emma, 6, and Lexi, 4 all have an intimidating height
and are so much taller than their peers.
Her son Remy, 15, is the only member of the family
without the genetic disorder.
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