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“I used to never get in a swimsuit. I used to feel so embarrassed about my skin and scars. I'm over that, it wasted too much of my time and I missed out on too much.”

Quote by Stephanie Nielson

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Stephanie Nielson
Stephanie Nielson

Stephanie Nielson is an American author born in 1981. She is known for sharing her personal experiences and overcoming adversity through her blog. In 2008, Nielson suffered a severe plane crash, losing both arms and legs. Despite the immense challenges, she has shown immense courage and determination, regaining her life with a positive attitude. more

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