Mary Gannon, who was born without arms, teaches math to children in Ohio while proving there's little she can't do like anyone else.  Mary Gannon slips off a shoe and raises a bare foot to her whiteboard before writing out mathematical formulas using a marker grasped between her toes.  Her young students sit and watch, not amazed by her quickly scribbling toes, but the numbers she writes out before comparing them to their own.  Gannon, who was born without arms, is a math teacher in Lakewood, Ohio, and continually proves there to be little she can't do like anyone else.  "Sometimes I even forget that I don't have arms because even my kids, my students, they don't treat me differently," she recently told Fox 8 from her classroom at Harding Middle School.  RELATED: ARMLESS BODYBUILDER SHOWS INNER, OUTER STRENGTH  Instead if there's any special treatment given to her by her students, it's awarded from their love for her as they reveal.  "She's the best," a little boy seated in her classroom told Fox with a smile.  "She kind of explains everything," a second student added.  For the last two years Gannon has taught part time at the middle school, though hopes to teach full time one day.  RELATED: ARMLESS MAN WINS FIGHT OVER SEAT BELT TICKET  If her day-to-day ability to live life like anyone else isn't enough of a heartwarming story, her path getting to where she is in itself monumental.  Up until the age of 7, Gannon says she lived in an orphanage in Mexico City without speaking any English.  It was there she was adopted by an American couple and brought to the U.S., where they raised her as their own.  "I pretty much live a normal life," she says of her life today.  RELATED: ARMLESS, LEGLESS PREACHER WOWS IN VIETNAM  Once classes end, she walks out to her parked car and unlocks and opens its door.  "I drive a regular car, there's no modifications," she proudly told the news station as they filmed her drive home.  Her right foot takes the wheel, and her left is used to operate the gas and brake pedals below.  "It comes natural, I don't even have to think twice," she said of her driving.  RELATED: ARMLESS, LEGLESS WRESTLER WINS FIRST MATCH  At home she prepares dinner in the kitchen, cutting vegetables with a knife, and gets ready for bed.  The way she see it, her life is a blessing and the future extremely bright.  As she revealed to Fox News, she's engaged to be married in June and motherhood is something she absolutely looks forward to — even if the amount of work it'd take sounds a bit scary.  "Not having arms, a baby takes a lot," she said.  Still she added, "That's a goal that I'm willing to take on."  On a mobile device? Watch the video here
To the young students of Mary Gannon, it's not her ability to write on a whiteboard with her toes that attracts their attention but her teaching abilities they boast as "the best."