[b]At 23-years-old, Kanya Sesser is at the top of her game as a skateboarder, surfer, snowboarder, and model. She was born without legs, which has only motivated her to go above and beyond in everything she sets her mind to. The tattooed lady of Los Angeles earns upwards of $1,000 a day as a lingerie model and lives by the motto, “No Legs, No Limits.” In regards to modeling she told the Daily Mail, “I don’t need legs to feel sexy.”

She said she doesn't use a wheelcjhair to get around, choosing to use her skateboard instead.
“People do stare at me since I’m around Venice boardwalk skateboarding and stuff like that,” she said. “But when people stare I just think, Okay cool. I’m a celebrity.”

Kanya is originally from Thailand, however but says she was abandoned at a Buddhist temple when she was just one week old. At age five, she moved to Portland, Oregon with her adoptive parents.
Kanya just recently began training to compete in the mono ski at the 2018 Paralympics.

She said, “I’ve always had body confidence. “Society’s got nothing on us. Be confident, life is valuable. We have one moment, one life.”

Kanya is truly an inspiration to a lot of us. Do not let anything stop you from chasing your dreams.[/b]

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WAO! She looks good.

Wow.. Letz Give Them a Chance!!
Nice one.

She does look good...and an inspiration.
Overcoming such deficit to become a model is not child's play.
As much as I admire her courage and her spirit, I don't think I would admire a lingerie on her. That's just me, though.
You don't need a pair of legs to be beautiful, but you definitely need legs to appear sexy and stunning in a lingerie. Beauty and sexiness aren't exactly the same.

Don't allow self-pity overshadow your dreams. There is ability in disability. Life is what you make it!

Lalasticlala, isn't this is touching?

purely inspirational.

There's no limit to what you can acheive.

THE YOU IN YOU IS GREATER THAN THE YOU YOU THINK YOU ARE.

Ability and motivation in disability!