Brad Williams says he wouldn't trade his life and take a drug that could make him taller, but he understands why others would, and adds ... he and his wife are considering it for their daughter.
We got the comedian at a Starbucks in L.A. Wednesday and got his take on the controversial new drug, Vosoritide, which has been shown to restore nearly average bone growth rates of children with achondroplasia ... the most common form of dwarfism, which Brad has.
Brad lays out the potentially significant impact of the drug and how it can improve the lives of kids with dwarfism, but on the flip side ... he's well aware giving it to a child creates an ethical conundrum.
He even gives us a personal example demonstrating how difficult this decision might be for little people ... and that sets up his larger point. Brad says no matter what a person thinks about the drug ... it should be left up to those actually affected by dwarfism to make the call.
My daughter has achondroplastic dwarfism. (Like me!) We are often double jointed. Either that, or my wife and I gave birth to the Mom from The Incredibles. #ElastaBaby #AsianDwarfBaby pic.twitter.com/SDDxJf1HL7
— Brad Williams (@funnybrad) May 7, 2020
As for Brad's 9-month-old little girl ... he shared a video a while back showing off one of her special attributes due to her dwarfism.
No debate about this -- she's adorable.