This is simply what I call creativity in Disability. This young girl was born without hands and she went to to beat her peers who have both hands, in nothing but a writing competition. What a great use of one's disability.


But how can someone without hands the most beautiful handwriting? Well, Anaya Ellick proved that you can achieve your dreams through hard work.
Anaya holds her pencil in between her two arms and stands at her desk, in order to have the proper angle for her to write.
She chose to teach herself this method rather than learn to use prosthetics.

As the principal of Greenbrier Christian Academy in Chesapeake, Tracy Cox, told ABC News: ‘There is truly very little that this girl cannot do.’
‘She is a hard worker. She is determined. She is independent.
‘She is a vivacious and a no-excuses type of young lady.’
It was Cox who entered Anaya for the Nicholas Maxim Special Award for Excellence in Manuscript Penmanship.

The national Handwriting Contest is an annual event sponsored by Zaner-Bloser to promote legible handwriting, and Anaya managed to win first prize.
Anaya’s parents, Bianca and Gary admit, are incredibly proud of their daughter, who they said has always been precocious – tying her shoes, getting herself ready, and attempting to do things herself before asking for help, MailOnline reports.

The young teen is doing amazingly well. Her parents have expressed confidence in her ability to overcome her impairment, which she continues to do each day.

http://www.blackberrybabes.com/2016/05/this-7-year-old-girl-borne-without.html

with this determination ,u will go places baby girl.God bless and strengthen u

Borne without hands



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Borne without hands



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She is a great woman rising above her challenges

We get dis type for our street....she's so brilliant

this is wonderful

Beautiful Girl, you will forever shine above your equals. Amen