Who is the ugliest woman in the world?

Mary Ann Bevan.
They called her (the ugliest woman in the world). Mary Ann Bevan was born in 1874..
She was a very beautiful young woman and worked as a nurse... She got married and had four children.
When she reached the age of 32, she began to show symptoms of gigantism and enlargement of the limbs.. and the features of her shape changed permanently, and this is what caused her abnormal growth and distortion of facial features..
Constant headache, severe visual impairment, joint and muscle pain.
And after her husband died, and with her severe illness, she was obligated to provide for her children.
And after she had accumulated severe debts and because of her illness, she was fired from work..and with her frustration and financial need... she participated in the competition (the ugliest woman in the world)..
And she won the humiliating, humiliating prize, to get the value of the prize, and it was only 50 dollars..

And then they drove her to the circus to wrap all the cities in Britain with her.. because people were flocking to her to see (the ugliest woman in the world)..
She was in pain from the inside and her body was full of severe wounds and infections, and the condition of working in the circus was that she walk long distances on her feet so that people could see her and come to the circus.
Despite the pain of her feet, and the joints of her feet, but she was silent for the sake of her children, yet she continued to work and endured ridicule and people laughed at her, but she managed to raise her children, spend on them and teach them...

Children were throwing stones at her, and papers in the circus because it was scary, and they called her a scary beast... She was crying in front of them, and she would say to the children in the theater:
I love you children, you are like my sons...
But they treated her as if she were an animal or an animal...

And she continued with this shameful act for her until she died of pain and fell in the middle of the circus and the audience applauded for her and the audience believed that she represented them, and made them laugh... and she died in 1933...
One of her sons after her death says:
My mother was when she brought us bread and we were hungry, she cried all night, and she would say:
I feel that I do not deserve to be a good mother, do I have to be beautiful in order for them to respect me...

If there were standards for the beauty of humanity, Mary Ann Bevan would have been given the title (the most beautiful woman in the world).