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Jan 2021
29m 5s

I Am Robert Chelsea

Bbc Radio 4
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<p>The first African-American to have a face transplant tells his own story - in a documentary about faith, identity and character. Robert suffered horrific burns in a car accident - but survived and went ahead with a series of demanding surgical operations in an attempt to restore his appearance. A shortage of black donors meant it was a long wait for his d ... Show More
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