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With only one leg and a great personality, paralympic ski racer Josh Sundquist has taken his disability and turned it into inspiration for some incredibly creative Halloween costumes.
One-legged man gets creative with Halloween costumes
Oct.29.201401:15"I’ve always dealt with the social discomfort of my disability by having a sense of humor," Josh Sundquist writes on his blog.
Behind the scenes: See how Josh made this year's Halloween costume
Each Halloween, he comes up with inventive costumes that highlight his healthy right leg. This year, he's going as a foosball player to celebrate his accomplishment of making the US Amputee World Cup team.
Last year he went as a flamingo.
In 2012, he dressed up as the famous "Christmas Story" lamp.
And four years ago Josh's costume was a gingerbread man with one leg nibbled off.
When he was a teenager, he wore his prosthesis all the time because he didn't want other people to find out he was an amputee.
"Now I am more comfortable with who I am and what I look like," Josh writes, "and I guess with these Halloween costumes you could even say that I celebrate what makes me different."
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