Answers Begin To Emerge By Carl Zimmer

Mat Fraser was born in England, the UK in 1962. He is know 55 and is known for being a drummer and an actor. Mat has a disability but that doesn't stop him. He is a very talented actor and drummer. Growing up Mat was bullied like other disabled people, but that did not stop him from doing what he loves to do. In the next several paragraphs, I will be talking about Mat’s disability, family, and life.
Mat Fraser has a disability called phocomelia. The article “Answers Begin to Emerge by Carl Zimmer” talks about Phocomelia. Phocomelia is a birth defect, Zimmer explains the cases “the long bones of the arms stop developing, but finger sometimes sprouts from the shoulder.” It is very rare, but in “some cases the legs would fail to develop too”
In 1995, Mat was on Right to Reply, which is a TV show in the UK, the show is an informative talk show. Mat got his first ever roll in 1999, as a TV actor in Metrosexuality, it's about young teen finding themselves. In the TV show Metrosexuality, Mat playing Marlon Gittar. After that in 2003, Mat played Calchas in Helen of Troy a Mini TV series about the Trojan War. In 2004, the TV movie came out called Happy Birthday Thalidomide which was about Mat finding out what his disability is, and how it came into the world. The movie explains a lot about the drug Thalidomide, and how it was made, How it was distributed and what it was used for it. The movie it also talks about him going to Brazil to explore how people like him are doing with their disabilities. In 2004 he also was in Every Time You Look at Me a TV movie about disabled people, he played Chris. In If… a TV series where he played Timothy Charlton in the episode called, If… We Could stop the Violence, in 2004. On 23 of October 2004 and 12 September 2005 he was in Heaven and Earth with Gloria Hunniford, a TV talk show. During 2005, Mat help created two documentaries, the first called Banned in the UK a TV series documentary about when the first TV cassette tapes came out how people reacted to it, and the other 50 Questions of Political Incorrectness a TV movie documentary. In 2007 he pressed two more documentary called Safer Medicines and Bad Medicine: The Human Cost of Animal Experiments both talking about the drug thalidomide. In 2008, Mat was in the movie Chemical Wedding which is about who a man coming back to life, in the movie Mat played Anton Le Fay. Also in 2008, Mat was in Resistance a short film was about Hitler trying to make a better world in this movie he played Thomas a person with a disability. In 2008, Mat also was in a documentary called NoBody’s Perfect which takes about people with disabilities . In 2009, he