The woman who lost an arm tried to climb the 396 meter high wall to set a record

Anoushe Husain, living in London, England was born unlucky when he lost part of his right arm, but with extraordinary will and energy, the girl made everyone respect.

A one-armed woman has just set a Guinness world record by completing a vertical wall 396 meters high at Castle Climbing Center, London, England.

Anoushe Husain shares that the hardest part of climbing is learning to focus on using your non-dominant left arm.

She said: “My smaller arm is really the dominant side when climbing walls. I had to learn more about gripping with my left hand, adjusting my balance, building strength. Unlike climbing, you guys compete with each other. At the foothills. In this subject, I’m competing with myself.”.

Anoushe Husain started climbing walls as a sport about 10 years ago while recovering from cancer and pain from Ehlers-Danlos syndrome. Anoushé set a world record to challenge herself after having many health problems.

“I’m a normal person who likes to be active, climb mountains. My health has been declining since last year but then I got better, even tried to achieve a world record. Winning the title Guinness World Records is a real milestone for me.”Anoushe Husain shared.

As a teenager, Anoushe Husain was even a member of the Luxembourg martial arts national team. However, her career was forced to stop when her doctor diagnosed her with Ehlers-Danlos syndrome.

Although, she was born without a normal body and some friends called her “little arm”, but she never felt sad or found herself disabled, she just did everything. slightly different from most people.

“My parents wanted me to be as independent as possible. They understood that, even if I don’t see myself as disabled, people around me can still make judgments about me.”Anoushe Husain said.

This energetic woman loves to exercise, she enjoys many sports from swimming to climbing and martial arts, sports have always been an important part of Anoushe Husain’s life.