If You Watch Any John

Half Of Hollywood Has More Prosthetic In Their Body Than I Do, But We Don't Think Of Them As Disabled. You Amputate Part Of A Nose, That's 'enhancement'. You Put A Prosthetic In A Breast Cavity, That's 'augmentation'. But You Amputate Part Of A Limb And Put A Prosthetic There, It's 'disability'?

I Think That Everyone Has Something About Themselves That They Feel Is Their Weakness... Their 'disability.' And I'm Certain We All Have One, Because I Think Of A Disability As Being Anything Which Undermines Our Belief And Confidence In Our Own Abilities.

With L'oreal, I Get To Be Aimee Mullins, Model. No Qualifier. And That Means Everything To Me.

We All Bullet Point Our Triumphs, But I Am Who I Am Because Of Everything You Don't See On My Cv. The Stuff That Doesn't Work Out Teaches You How To Trust Your Instincts And Adapt.

I'm Not An Advocate For Disability Issues. Human Issues Are What Interest Me. You Can't Possibly Speak For A Diverse Group Of People. I Don't Know What It's Like To Be An Arm Amputee, Or Have Even One Flesh-and-bone Leg, Or To Have Cerebral Palsy.