Amputee Life

Dating can be challenging, especially with the abundance of online dating apps. It often feels like you only have a few seconds to catch someone's attention, with the hope that it will be a special match. So, is the current dating landscape favorable for amputees?

If going to the gym is impossible or doesn’t seem appealing to you, we have some good news. Staying in shape—losing fat, gaining strength, and improving balance—is possible in the comfort of your home. Exercising at home can even be the catalyst that inspires you to look for ways to enhance your health and well-being. 

After an amputation, most people are concerned about how their freedom of mobility will be affected. The good news is that most amputees can easily pick up driving again with some modifications.

Walking meditation is a great way to take care of your body and mind. Just like the general mindfulness practice, walking meditation helps you develop connectedness, awareness, and calmness—three attributes that may be lacking in this busy world. Those who practice walking meditation report feeling more grounded, serene, and balanced.

Crutches have been around since ancient times. It started as a T-shaped walking stick, which later evolved into the V-shaped design that we still use today. However, this design has a flaw—it’s uncomfortable. Around 85% of people report feeling pain in their hands, wrists, and shoulders when using standard underarm crutches.