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Anything You Can Do! Lauren Scruggs Proves Horrific Accident Hasn't Altered Her Life, Shows Off Her Prosthetic Arm Abilities

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Source: WENN

Nov. 16 2012, Published 10:00 a.m. ET

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By Debbie Emery - Breaking Celebrity News Reporter

Model and fashion blogger Lauren Scruggs isn't going to let her horrific propellor accident stop her from doing anything, even her kick-[expletive] workouts!

"I think it is interesting how your body will conform to what the new normal is," explained the 24-year-old as she pulled her collection of sporty prosthetic arms from her gym bag for a video interview with People.com.

As Breaking Celebrity News previously reported, despite the extent of her injuries, Scruggs was lucky to be alive after walking into a plane propeller near Dallas, Texas, following a sight-seeing flight looking at Christmas lights.

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Lauren suffered horrific injuries to her entire left side as well as a fractured skull, broken left collarbone and brain injuries, and doctors were forced to remove both her left hand and eye.

"This is one of my workout prosthetics, and I like it a lot. It's made me able to do push ups. Sometimes I use this to box," said Lauren.

"I have this green workout arm which is more for if I am going to swim athletically cardio-wise. "Sometimes I race my trainer, and I win!"

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The Lolo Mag editor went on to reveal the realistic-looking arm that she uses most often. "This is the most passive prosthetic and it is just supposed to look natural, it doesn't have any function, you can move the fingers back and forth.

"I've had to learn things like putting up my hair or even opening bottles. I learn new things everyday and new ways to do things," she explained, while demonstrating her one-handed skills.