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Very inspiring. The human sprite is an amazing thing.
My first experience with someone having no legs was being beaten by such a person while I was competitive swimming. At the time, I didn’t think much of it. But when I was older and got into an accident where my body resembled more of a pretzel, there was a week where I had to crawl every where.
For her to get to where she is today requires a lot more than just plain upper body strength.