'Being small doesn't mean I'm different': Meet the THREE FEET tall teen who is looking for love

 

The 19-year-old, who was born with primordial dwarfism, is determined to start a family and wants a man with "blue eyes and a mohawk"

Like many teenagers, Hannah Kritzeck loves singing, ballet and dancing to hip-hop.
But there's one thing that sets her apart from her peers - she's just 39 inches tall.
And now, Hannah, who's height is equivalent to 3.2ft, has told how she wants all the same things as her friends - including the man of her dreams.
The 19-year-old was born with primordial dwarfism, a rare condition that only affects about 100 people in the world, which causes short stature and health problems, including the threat of brain aneurysms and a shortened life-span.

Hannah has to bravely face the reality of her condition, while also dealing with the normal teenage challenges.
A new film follows Hannah as she prepares for graduation from high school, choosing a career, dreaming about boys and finding a date for her end of year prom.
The bubbly teen, who weighs just over two stone, also spends her free time taking hip-hop and ballet classes and has her own voice coach.
Hannah said: “Everyone thinks I’m five-years-old when they see me and it’s frustrating because I’m not a baby.
“Just because I’m smaller, doesn’t mean I’m any different.
“Looking to the future, I’d like to get married and have my own family."
Hannah was adopted by Jackie and Larry Kritzeck at birth and grew up in Minnesota, USA.
She said: “Growing up I always knew I was different from my brothers, Mark and Matt, and my sister, Kelly, who were average height.

“My mom and dad still made sure I had a normal childhood though.