Sure, I'd Love To Have Children Some

Pamela Anderson Has More Prosthetic In Her Body Than I Do. Nobody Calls Her Disabled.

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.

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

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.

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.'