These Empowering Photos Prove Beauty Isn't One Size Fits All

Her story: "There I was in the hospital, looking down at one leg instead of two, having to deal with cancer and chemotherapy. I often remind others that I still have two legs and it’s just that they can see only one of them. The one you see represents what the world expects of me, the one you don't see represents what I expect of myself. Life is not how you survive the storm but more how you dance in the rain. I have taken the shattered pieces of my life and created a tapestry made of pieces woven together to create beauty and power in the way I experience my disability — on one leg."