BreeWalkerUniqueFamilyPart9

My Unique Family Part 9

[@3devv4]

Thank you for posting this in it's entirety ; it's really beautiful. Viewing the entire show fleshes the family out as individuals beyond the initial reaction to their ectrodactyly. Thanks to the family for their generosity in sharing themselves and speaking so personally about their lives, thoughts, etc.

[@Paradise-cq1gx]

Love this family. I hope they know they are an inspiration to so many.

[@mcq9667]

My father was afflicted with polio before the Salk vaccine was discovered. He lived with a deformed and twisted right ankle and foot and walked with a limp. But he didn't let his handicap define and rule his life: he adjusted his lifestyle to fit into his handicap. He was very ambitious, hard-working, and hence achieved a high degree of success in whatever he did. His social and people skills knew no bounds as he befriended and was beloved by many from all walks and statuses in life: from laborers, white collars, to professionals; and even the elite. He had always been a highly-resourceful person and had accumulated a sizable amount of real estate between the US, where we eventually migrated, and our native Philippines. But one quite impactful early childhood memory I have of him is when he had gone to the local blacksmith to have a gadget installed in his then 1950s Buick and instructed the latter to convert the car's standard foot brake into a hand-operated one. Once, he even had a buzzer installed by our family dining room so that our housekeeper--by a mere touch of a button--would have a much easier time summoning everyone to assemble to our dining table--from wherever our numerous family members would come from in our three-storey house. He had taught my siblings and me that the biggest and worst handicap in a person is not physical. Instead, it's the one in-between one's ears and chest.

[@EmanuelGaldr]

thank you for posting this. you're all amazing.

[@your1olney995]

Bree looks so pretty in this video.

[@GodzHarleyGirlStudio]

Y'all are incredibly amazing and immensely beautiful people!! Hugz, Tree

[@apache-yaquibrown4060]

This videos inspire thank you Bree Walker for posting this amazing video of love, compassion, and understanding.

[@repurposedart9897]

I rember watching Bree in San Diego...I love your family

[@jadeveylupek133]

I used to watch her NEWS when I was young. I thought that she was so beautiful with lovely smile. Once I recognized her hands and realized that she never showed her hands on TV. My childhood friend has the lobster hands,but the feet...I dunno?...I will ask him about his feet. He moved to Hawaii for his living and happy.

[@jahngone7501]

Her kids are outstanding. Good looking healthy kids from a still so ever beautiful hot Bree. IMO the son should rub off on his sister and the sister should rub off on the brother as far as the condition they're talking about - to balance things out. If I had a family like that I'd be on top of the world and deeply and eternally proud!!! She and her family look terrific. Best of everything to them!

[@StukInBuf]

These people only LOOK different. After that, what else? They're every bit like us.

[@VWGTI2013]

I don`t have what they have, but I was born with four fingers from my left hand deformed. I understand what they`re going through.