Shiori was born without her left forearm due to a rare condition called Dysmelia. She received her first prosthesis when she was only four.

Morgan was born with the same rare tissue disorder as Team Össur athlete Sarah Reinertsen.

For Marlene Van Gansewinkel, born without a left forearm, left ankle and foot, her mother and father saw only a beautiful baby girl with extraordinary potential.

Hunter Woodhall is a track and field Paralympic medalist who was born with called fibular hemimelia, a condition in which the fibula bones in his lower legs never formed.

"If I’d known 20 years ago a product like this existed I’d have been first in the queue.”

Sport has always been Felix Streng's purpose in life. He was born with dysmelia which manifests as a missing right foot and part of his lower leg.

At age five, having already undergone 15 surgeries, Rudy had to choose between life in a wheelchair and walking with artificial limbs.

Bilateral fibular hemimelia, affecting both legs) is even more rare.  For Ntando Mahlangu, South African native, FH would mean spending the first 10 years of his life in a wheelchair. 

Sarah, who likes to swim, bike, run and practice yoga, became an above-knee amputee at age 7 due to Proximal Femoral Deficiency.