Upon hearing her voice, Nicky Abdinor sounds like a vibrant and enthusiastic young woman who emanates positivity and a zest for life. What you can’t hear in the Clinical Psychologist’s voice is that she has no arms, shortened legs and yet still manages to fulfill a busy schedule and even drives herself to urgent meetings.
After being born with Phocomelia and Bilateral PFFD, the medical terms for the absence of arms and shortened legs, Nicky always strived to achieve independence even though she had been born with an unexplained disability.
“I went to mainstream schooling and was always encouraged to take part in all the activities with my peers- I just did things a bit differently! When everyone