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The central idea of this article is that no matter the obstacle you can still do things that you love. For example a 7 year old girl named Shah Bibi Tarakhail lost most of her right arm, her right eye, and her brother do to a grenade explosion. She was then taken to a United States hospital where she was given a prosthetic limb. With the prosthetic limb she learned how to paint and love it. ¨The finished result were pretty mind blowing. Shah Bibi not only handles the a brush well, but also has a strong grasp of matching colors¨ said Whaley. Shah Bibi did not let that get in her way and was able to do what she likes.

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