Sure, I'd Love To Have Children Some

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.

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

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.

At Some Point In Every Person's Life, You Will Need An Assisted Medical Device - Whether It's Your Glasses, Your Contacts, Or As You Age And You Have A Hip Replacement Or A Knee Replacement Or A Pacemaker. The Prosthetic Generation Is All Around Us.

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.