Melanie Gaidos is a model originally from the United States. Ratings "The Scariest Girls in the World" constantly add her to their lists. Melanie suffers from a rare disease of ectodermal dysplasia, which prevents the development of teeth, nails, cartilage, hair follicles and bones. For this reason, the girl has almost no teeth, and there is no hair on her body.
In general, the girl's appearance cannot be called repulsive, she is rather non-standard. Clear proof of this is that Gaidos is a successful fashion model, moreover, there are many candid pictures in her portfolio.
Past life
Melanie says she often has déjà vu and blackouts. Interestingly, in these failures, she always sees the same place and time. Later, the girl realized that this was Germany of the 20-30s of the last century. She wasn't sure if the place she sees is real until she found it on Google Maps. It is worth noting, however, that Melanie spent several months figuring out the location from her visions.
As it turned out, during her memory lapses, she sees the center of Munich, a city she has never been to before. Why she constantly sees the same place, she now does not know for sure, Melanie suggests that in a past life she was there and, most likely, something important happened to her. Melanie cannot say who she was in a past life, a man or a woman, what she did and at what age she died. Now the girl is planning a trip to Munich to the same place, perhaps she will be able to find out more about herself.
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What do parapsychologists say?
Experts believe that people with a non-standard appearance, rare diseases or with unusual abilities see what is not given to others. It is these people who often see themselves in past lives.
So, for example, in 2007, Mark Zenov is a prodigy from a Prague suburb who entered university at the age of fourteen and claimed to have lived in a past life in Japan and died in the mid-1950s. This could be called a fiction, if not for the fact that at the age of six he began to understand well the Japanese language. A similar case took place in the Belarusian Gomel. There, a school teacher drew attention to one of his first-graders, Lena Kotenko, who knew mathematics best of all in the class; later it turned out that a six-year-old girl knows high mathematics very well, despite the fact that her parents are ordinary workers. The girl was born with a serious illness. Was Lena an outstanding mathematician in her past life?