Phanice Favour: I was stigmatized for having clubbed feet but now I am an award-winning teacher
Phanice Favour was born with a clubbed feet disability; and on various occasions, she wanted to commit suicide because of stigmatization by society and other challenges. She explains how she beat the odds to become an award-winning teacher, school principal, pastor, bestselling author, and TV host. Her story is one of inspiration that we can always beat the odds if we set a positive attitude out of our challenges in life.
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