With L'oreal, I Get To Be Aimee

In Athletics, The Idea Of Possibility Is Presumed. It's Not 'if;' It's 'how.'

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'm Not Running Around As A Continual Ray Of Sunshine. It's Just I Don't Believe In Wasting Time Feeling Sorry For Myself. Get Over It.

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'?

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