The Incredible Journey of a Skateboarder Found in Thailand

I was found on the side of the road in Pachang, Thailand, which is two hours north of Bangkok

Down the street from a woman's house, they heard a baby cry, and they're wondering, where is this crying coming from

They got a flashlight, and they came up to hear where the sound was coming from, and I was found, like, literally on the side of the road with all these trees and all these tall grasses

There was, like, dirt on my face. I had mosquito bites, so they kind of guess I was there for probably a day

We don't know who my birth parents is. There's no note. There's no nothing

While they call the Parktown Police Department, they was about to give me a bath

and like she was feeling me, and she's like, something feels different. They unwrapped me, and they found out that I had no legs, and they looked

and there's no indication of amputation, which is good. That means I wasn't kidnapped from my family, from gangsters out there

there and put them into who knows, you know, and that happens a lot in those countries

But I was just born this way. I lived with an two older couple, and they pretty much took care

of me till I was adopted of May 1998 through Jane and David Sesser, who are my parents

loving parents now that adopted me, came here to America when I was just five years old

and was raised in living in Portland Oregon And who would have thought like just because that you come from a family that doesn want to want you doesn mean there another family that would love to show you what family and love is And even though they not blood they show you love

When I'm on a skateboard, I don't feel trapped. I feel free. And I live my life through my skateboard

Because skateboarding and the skateboard is just part of me. It's like part of my legs

And I think that's so incredible that I can just have something to just move around

but also feel so good when I just skate. The wind is coming through my hair

I'm vibing it. It just feels like it's a part of me. It's part of my soul

How I achieved the handstands, actually, I was just been skating ever since I was like nine years old

One day, just like, hey, let me see if I can just like balance myself on a skateboard

but lift my body up and I'm half a body anyway and just like lift myself up and I'm light

So I can just do it and just go with it and flow with the board

I was like practicing all months. I already know that I got it because when you've done it

most of your life anyways, and you have done it in many different videos

and that's like your signature trick or move. It just naturally comes to me

Oh my gosh, that was awesome