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The Legs That I Have Made Are Far More Perfect Than The Ones Nature Would Have Given Me - My Mother's Side Of The Family Have Awful Legs.

I've Had Journalists Asking Me, 'what Do We Call You - Is It Handicapped, Are You Disabled, Physically Challenged?' I Said, 'well Hopefully You Could Just Call Me Aimee. But If You Have To Describe It, I'm A Bilateral Below-the-knee Amputee.'

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.

I've Said This Before, But I Believe More Than Ever That Confidence Is Sexier Than Any Body Part.

You Know, I Think There Are Certain Words Like 'illegitimate' That Should Not Be Used To Describe A Person. And Certainly, We Have Come Far Enough In Our Technology That Our Language Can Evolve, Because It Has An Impact.