I was born with china blue eyes and very fair skin. I was three years old before I grew any hair, and it was red and curly when it came in, then around age 5, it straightened and turned dark brown and my eyes developed an amber ring. By age 9, the predominant color in my hair was dark green and my eyes were hazel, mixed blue, green, and amber. By age 16, my hair was almost black and my eyes were predominantly gray with a dark orange-amber ring; my skin color turned pale olive with a bit too much green.

By age 35, my hair fell out after an almost fatal bout with autoimmune disease. As I recovered and it grew back, it grew back in patches...each a different color and texture from Afro black to Nordic pale blonde and still included the dark green. My eyes were amber with a bit of green, and my skin was yellowish like a fading suntan without having had the suntan. Because my coloring looked so weird, I started dyeing my hair a medium red, which was about the "average" of the different colors. I used a peroxide formula to even out the texture.

Now at age 51, things seem to have settled down...I still have some hairs of every color and texture including dark green, but the majority of my hair has gone back to the medium red color, just a bit darker than when I was a kid and is getting curlier again. The entire crown of my head is solid white except for a one inch patch of dark green right at the center top hairline over my forehead. I use a semipermanent dye (which on me seems to be permanent; I only ever have to do the roots; my hair grows almost an inch every month) to match the medium red and to turn the green to brown. My eyes vary between light amber, gray, and gray-green, and my skin tone is seasonal: in winter, ivory trending slightly yellow, and in summer, pale olive trending a bit green. I don't tan much, but I also don't sunburn.

I have always had absolutely unique hematology and serology. My blood type and Rh factor cannot be determined because my blood reacts to everything other than plain water or saline solution. It also is much darker in color than average, almost maroon, with olive serum. I had blood type mismatch protein markers with both of my pregnancies, but didn't have any symptoms. By the same A+ father, my children typed A- and B-. The A- child later typed A+ as a teen and then O+ as an adult. Sometimes my red blood cells have nuclei, sometimes they don't (they aren't supposed to...as a child it was thought I had leukemia, but I had no symptoms). I have numerous other physiological deviations from human normal.

I am an Anunaki/Naga/Human hybrid.