A YOUNG woman with bones so fragile that they break when she sneezes has found her confidence through vlogging. Hannah Tyre, 24 from Georgia, was born with Osteogenesis Imperfecta. The condition, often referred to as ‘brittle bones disease’ is a genetic disorder that affects the strength of bones. Hannah began vlogging three years ago after feeling inspired by beauty videos on YouTube. Something which has helped her overcome insecurities over her disability. Hannah told Barcroft TV: “Vlogging has definitely given me more confidence. It’s really improved my self-esteem.” Under the name ‘Beauty By Hannah’, she has already gained over 7000 subscribers and one video has gained over 300,000 views. Hannah lives at home in Waycross with her mum Cindy and brother Colton. Due to the fragility of her bones and seriousness of her disability, Hannah requires a lot of help and assistance with everyday tasks. Hannah said: “I’m a lot closer to my mum than most people my age are. I need help getting dressed during the day and getting in and out of my wheelchair.” When Hannah was born, Cindy was terrified at being told her new-born daughter had a very serious disease and couldn’t be held due to her bones potentially breaking. Despite the trauma of Hannah’s first weeks, Cindy and the family found a way to adjust to Hannah’s disability. Colton, Hannah’s brother, is six years younger than his sister but has learned to look after her and protect her. Whether that’s helping Hannah with tasks around the house or standing up for her against bullies, Colton is there for what his sister needs. Hannah wants the world to know that her disability isn’t the only thing about her – and she’s a normal 24-year-old living her life. She said: “I just want people to see me like a normal person. I really think we need to get past the stereotype that people with disabilities are different.”