article_snippet.sent: A woman suffers from a rare medical condition that leaves A woman unable to recognise A woman own face in the mirror.
article_snippet.sent: The mother-of-two suffers from prosopagnosia, also known as face blindness, which means A woman is able to recognise objects, but not faces.
article_snippet.sent: Natalie Whitear, 35, cannot recognise Mrs Whitear in the mirror as Mrs Whitear suffers from prosopagnosia, also known as face blindness .
article_snippet.sent: Also known as 'face-blindness', the severity of the condition depends on the degree of impairment a person suffers.
article_snippet.sent: Some sufferers are unable to recognise Some sufferers own faces.
article_snippet.sent: Dr Sarah Bate said: 'It  is a cognitive condition characterised by an impairment in face recognition. '
article_snippet.sent: Sometimes a cognitive condition characterised by an impairment in face recognition appears to run in families, and often people report other first-degree relatives who also appear to be poor with faces. '
article_snippet.sent: Recent estimates suggest as many as two per cent of the population (that's one in 50 people) have a degree of face blindness, yet public awareness of the condition remains low.'
highlights_snippet.sent: Natalie Whitear, 35, suffers from prosopagnosia: facial blindness .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: Rare condition means Natalie Whitear is unable to recognise faces, even Natalie Whitear own .
  