Think about it. If God, as stated in Psalm 139, formed us, then we are as David claims "fearfully and wonderfully made". Each strand of DNA was carefully knit together in a specific pattern to be you and me.
As a labor and delivery nurse I have seen my share of births. Each a miracle, an incredibly thrilling experience - to see little people being brought into this world. Already formed and functioning. Most according to man's "norm" but all according to God's plan.
Got bad eyesight, bad back, poor lungs? Still all according to God's plan. Compassionate and patient or just give me the bottom line type? All according to God's plan. Look at David - the musician, the warrior and Solomon - the writer, the teacher. Different but again, God's plan.
We don't have to be the same. Differences are welcome in our body! How would we get around if we were one big heart? How could communication happen if we were only a liver? Paul uses the body as an example of how the church functions in 1 Corinthians chapter 12. (Good humor in that chapter!)
A video was sent to me this week of Nick Vujicic an Aussie born with no arms and no legs. In his 20's now and amazing! He has not let this "disability" stop him. In fact, there is not much he can't accomplish. He is not bitter, he is not into pity parties. Instead, with encouragement and support from his family and friends he realized God gave him mega flaws for a reason.
"Turning my struggles into something that would glorify God and bless others,
I
realized my purpose! The Lord was going to use me to encourage and inspire
others to live to their fullest potential and not let anything get in the way of
accomplishing
their hopes and dreams."
Bottom line? We are unique, special, one of a kind - stamped with "made by God". He uses us, warts and all, to accomplish His purpose. He loves our flaws. Those flaws can glorify God because they point our heart to Him!