A GIRL cruelly dubbed Rudolph after being born with a bright red blemish on her nose is now helping raise awareness for a birthmark charity.
Connie Lloyd's parents were told her mark would fade over time, but as she got older it got larger and darker.
It was diagnosed as a benign tumour and removed when she was a toddler, leaving a scar.
Mum Zara Green said other kids still taunt her. But Connie, now 13, is using her experience to help others.
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