I Have Learned Not To Overlook The

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

For Me, I Never Ever Felt The Ownership Or Any Identity With Any Community Of Disabilities. I Didn't Grow Up Being Told That I Was A Disabled Child.

Beauty Is Not Skin-deep; It Can Be A Means Of Self-affirmation, A True Indicator Of Personality And Confidence.

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'?

It's An Objective Fact That I Am A Double Amputee, But It's Very Subjective Opinion As To Whether That Makes Me Disabled.