The Legs That I Have

People Presume My Disability Has To Do With Being An Amputee, But That's Not The Case; Our Insecurities Are Our Disabilities, And I Struggle With Those As Does Everyone.

I Haven't Had An Easy Life, But At Some Point ,you Have To Take Responsibility For Yourself And Shape Who It Is That You Want To Be. I Have No Time For Moaners. I Like To Chase My Dreams And Surround Myself With Other People Who Are Chasing Their Dreams, Too.

If We Want To Discover The Full Potential In Our Humanity, We Need To Celebrate Those Heartbreaking Strengths And Those Glorious Disabilities That We All Have...it Is Our Humanity, And All The Potential Within It That Makes Us Beautiful.

There’s An Important Difference And Distinction Between The Objective Medical Fact Of My Being An Amputee And The Subjective Societal Opinion Of Whether Or Not I’m Disabled. Truthfully, The Only Real And Consistent Disability I’ve Had To Confront Is The World Ever Thinking That I Could Be Described By Those Definitions.

The Best Beauty Secret, Besides Sleep And Plenty Of Water, Is Do Whatever It Is - Before You Go Out, Before You Need To Feel Beautiful - Do Whatever Makes You Feel Confident. If It’s Putting On A Great Dance Record And Rocking Out In Your Apartment, Do It. If Kissing Someone For 10 Minutes Makes You Feel Confident, Do It.