"I lost the life that I knew. And going through so much in such a small amount of time and so quickly, for me it put my life into perspective. There were certain things I focused on — I focused on how grateful I was for the things I had versus things I lost. I got a second chance at life and I wanted to use it. I didn't want to waste it by dwelling on what happened or why it happened."
Said Amy Purdy, a Paralympic snowboarding champion and contestant on "Dancing with the Stars," who lost her legs to bacterial meningitis at age of 19.
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She looks darn good in the nude.
"She looks darn good in the nude."
If that's your taste in photography, may I suggest upgrading to Leni Riefenstahl's "Olympia"?
Surviving Waterhouse- Friderichson Syndrome is like winning the Olympics. That's what it sounds like. The first case I saw as a medical student was a 9 year old girl who came home from school feeling ill and died about 5:30 PM
My wife and I watch Dancing With The Stars, and this young woman was truly amazing. At some point in the competition I commented to my wife that if someone else wins she/he will have beaten a dancer with no feet.
In my opinion, "nude" pictures that don't show the naughty parts are not really nude.
Just another bourgeoise hood ornament sopping up her white privilege.
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