Venus with Broken Legs

Even with a very severe disability, one must strive to stand up.

The coordination between mechanical components.

The trousers hugged the hips tightly, giving them a distinctive look.

You'll recover very soon—just hang in there.

This is a very standard hip disarticulation prosthesis, as removing it leaves her with nothing but a residual hip.

Resting the residual limb on the crutch makes walking slightly easier—after all, the amputation is quite high up.

It is evident that she is very stylish; although she has not yet fully adjusted to her prosthetic leg, she maintains an optimistic outlook.

She has absolutely no legs, yet she lives a good life. She simply requires a wheelchair to get around.

She doesn't appear particularly tall, yet the site of her amputation is quite high up; nevertheless, she radiates sunshine and loves to wear high heels.

Upper-arm prostheses are significantly less practical than lower-limb prostheses.

She isn't particularly tall to begin with, and she even has a few minor imperfections—yet somehow, that only makes her look even more beautiful.

Look closely—her other leg isn't intact, either.

With this physique, the proportions look a bit exaggerated when wearing a hip-disarticulation prosthesis.