A girl and her glitter-shooting prosthetic: 'You can do anything'

[Guest Nicole]

(CNN)Jordan Reeves' face lights up when she talks about "Finding Nemo," remembering how she met the cast of the musical at Disney World last year.

"I wore a Nemo-looking dress," said Jordan, age 11. "It looked like a clown fish, just like Nemo. And, here's my fin!"

Jordan points to her own "lucky fin," a left arm that stops just before the elbow. Just like Nemo, she might have to work a little bit harder since she was born with only one hand, but that doesn't stop her.

She is an innovator who gained fame for a glitter-shooting prosthetic, a CrossFit athlete, a musician, a Girl Scout and an advocate for young children with limb differences.

Just last week, Jordan presented her 3D inventions to the judges of the popular TV show "Shark Tank" on "The Rachael Ray Show." Businessman Mark Cuban even told Reeves that she was a superhero.

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