The disease casuses swollen faces, wrinkled skin, pain in joints and makes them look like pensioners
Their parents dream of a cure, but doctors say there is no treatment Keshav Kumar, 18 months, and his sister Anjali Kumari, 7, were born with a rare genetic disorder called cutis laxa and a form of progeria, that make them age rapidly and look 10 times their age.

Anjali Kumari (left), seven, and her 18-month-old brother Keshav Kumar (right)
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Tiny Keshav Kumar, just 18 months old, grabs a handful of the sagging skin on his stomach in his little fist.

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The children in school call me names like daadi Amma (grandmother), budhiya (old lady), bandariya (monkey), or hanuman (a Hindu monkey lord) and it annoys me. I want to be treated like a normal kid and I want to be accepted for who I am.

Pictured, Anjali with her mother Rinki

Doctors believe that the children suffer from a rare disorder called Progeria, which is extremely unusual and also untreatable
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I just hope someone can give us some answers. I am helpless. I feel very sad that I do not know what to do to help my children. I see them ageing faster than me and there is nothing I can do about it. It breaks my heart. I am praying for a miracle.”

Anjali already experiences ailments usually suffered by pensioners.