article_snippet.sent: Hidden disability: If Natasha Hope-Simpson wasn't holding a cane in this photograph, one might not be able to tell Natasha Hope-Simpson was missing a part of Natasha Hope-Simpson leg because Natasha Hope-Simpson wears a prosthetic limb that helps Natasha Hope-Simpson walk .
article_snippet.sent: Natasha Hope-Simpson became disabled after her leg was crushed in a tragic hit-and-run accident in 2013 and Natasha Hope-Simpson lost a part of Natasha Hope-Simpson left leg below the knee.
article_snippet.sent: AOL reports that Natasha Hope-Simpson is an artist and has accepted Natasha Hope-Simpson loss by taking in an opportunity to create wearable art.
article_snippet.sent: With the help of  the founders of the Alleles Design Studio, McCauley Wanner, 27, and Ryan Palibroda, 32, Natasha Hope-Simpson gets to sport funky prosthetic creations below Natasha Hope-Simpson
article_snippet.sent: left knee and even helps to design Ryan Palibroda, 32, Hope-Simpson.
article_snippet.sent: Natasha Hope-Simpson turned Natasha Hope-Simpson handicap into an opportunity to create art and helped to create the design on Natasha Hope-Simpson prosthetic leg .
article_snippet.sent: All types of disabilities: Natasha Hope-Simpson, pictured with a friend, has a disability but because a friend prosthetic leg was covered, someone thought a friend was lying about being handicapped .
highlights_snippet.sent: Natasha Hope-Simpson became disabled after Natasha Hope-Simpson leg was crushed in a tragic hit-and-run accident in 2013 and Natasha Hope-Simpson lost a part of Natasha Hope-Simpson left leg below the knee .
  