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Limbless pastor Nick Vujicic celebrates 1st birthday of his twins with adorable photos

- Popular physically challenged pastor, Nick Vujicic and his wife are currently celebrating their twins on their first birthday

- His wife Kanae, took to her Facebook page to share lovely photos from their adorable birthday shoot

- Kanae who is a mother of 4, is also celebrating her 31st birthday

If there is anything Nicholas James Vujicic has proven with his life is that nothing is too big to stop one from achieving their dreams and living their best life. The Australian pastor born with tetra-amelia syndrome, a rare disorder characterized by the absence of arms and legs.

Despite this seemingly huge challenge, he has gone on to be successful in life. Married with three kids, Vujicic and his wife are currently celebrating her birthday and that of their set of twins' first birthday.

His beautiful wife, Kanae Vujicic, took to her Facebook page to celebrate their birthday with lovely photos. Sharing the photo, she wrote: "Happy F I R S T birthday to my sweet and beautiful twin girls! I feel beyond blessed to have them in my life. They are the best birthday gift ever! That’s right, they are ONE and this happy mama turns THIRTY ONE!"

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Limbless pastor Nick Vujicic celebrates 1st birthday of his twins with adorable photos

Their beautiful twin daughters Source: Facebook
Source: Facebook

Nick and Kanae got married in 2012 and they still look very happy together. They have four kids now, two sons and two daughters.

Limbless pastor Nick Vujicic celebrates 1st birthday of his twins with adorable photos

Pastor Nick Vujicic and his family Source: Facebook
Source: Facebook

Nick serves as an inspiration to many because as he proved to many people across the world that his physical condition in no way stopped him from becoming the man he is today or even meeting the love of his life and becoming a father to four adorable kids.

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