I think it's great for someone to just say no to letting it hinder their life and realizing innovative ways to do more amazing things than people without a disability! Right on Aimee!"
Aimee Mullins,Ellen,"Aimee's true ""disability"" is when people treat her or label her as a disabled person. She competes at every level as a non-disabled person. The greatest disservice to Aimee, or anyone with her courage and self-confidence, would be to label or marginalize them based on our perceptions of their having a disability. Think about how it is with children growing up
Okkkk brooooo..
thanx......
Because the nurse is her trusted adviser, and basically like another mom to Juliet. ;)
Indecency is the correct choice here.
Hope this is helpful!