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"   When Elmira Knutzen posted a video of her toddler feeding herself, she had no way of knowing that 58 million people would soon be watching. The viral post is a testament to little Vasilina Knutzen&amp;#039;s unique means of eating \u2014 the toddler, who lives in Russia, was born without arms. But she&amp;#039;s learned how to feed herself by using her feet, and now nothing is holding her back from dinner. The short clip shows Vasilina in deep concentration. She raises a fork, gripped between her first two toes of her right foot, and guides a piece of potato towards her mouth. Ah, she doesn&amp;#039;t get it the first time. Her mother giggles in the background.  But if there&amp;#039;s something about Vasilina that resonates with us, it&amp;#039;s her passion for potatoes. So, after adjusting the angle of the fork with her left foot, she kicks her right leg up again with her eyes on the prize \u2014 this time, delivering a delicious bite of supper right into her mouth.   Vasilina, you&amp;#039;re amazing! And hey, we&amp;#039;re not the only ones who are impressed. Since the video was posted to Facebook last Wednesday, it has received 472,000 likes and over a million shares, and hundreds of inspirational comments. &amp;quot;You think you have issues and challenges in your life. Think twice and pray for the ability to overcome your disabilities in life. Never give up hope. This little girl won&amp;#039;t,&amp;quot; one person wrote.  We&amp;#039;d say that&amp;#039;s a fitting level of attention for such an impressive and independent child, who&amp;#039;s not letting anything get in the way of good, old homemade cooking.  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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