Athlete And Model Born Without Legs Proves She Won’t Be Limited By Her Disability
Sesser started displaying for sports brands when she was 15 years aged and was featured in Billabong in 2014
Now she lives in Los Angeles and boasts a bustling report filled with displaying shoots, skateboarding, surfing and motivational speaking. On her giveaway time Sesser loves to play tennis, wheelchair basketball, sled-hockey and swim
“[Modeling] is something fun and it shows my story,” Sesser told NYDN
Sesser told HuffPost that she loves modeling, though sports and competing come first. “Modeling [isn’t] a categorical priority, a some-more of a side job,” she said.
Ultimately, Sesser says being calm with who she is and what she does is what creates her happiest.Â
“Not a lot of people have a certainty to comprehend how clever we unequivocally are inside,” Sesser said. “Most people close themselves down [because] multitude creates them feel ungainly with a conditions they’re in. You have to make a opposite [path] for yourself, ’cause no one is going to do it for you.”