Limbloss Connection - Volunteer Application Form
Complete this form below. Once we have reviewed your submission, we will contact you if there is a suitable volunteer position available.
After losing a limb, many people expect to feel sadness, grief, or fear, but they are often surprised by the intensity of their anger. Anger may be directed toward the event that caused the amputation, the healthcare system, other people, or even yourself…
An amputation changes far more than physical mobility. It can influence confidence, independence, body image, communication, family roles, and the way people experience both emotional and physical intimacy…
Here, we will explore the top 5 prosthetic hands available on the market worldwide, ranking them from one to five based on their features, functionality, and user benefits…
Parenting is a tough job, full of unique challenges and incredible joy. For parents who are amputees, this journey comes with an extra layer of complexity, resilience, and creative problem-solving…
Amputation can trigger a wide range of emotions, including grief, anger, frustration, anxiety, and depression. The loss of a limb often means a significant change in identity, lifestyle, and independence…
In a world filled with “next-gen” prosthetics, it’s easy to become skeptical. Every year, we’re introduced to something new—often packed with tech, powered by apps, and promised to “revolutionize” mobility. But every now and then, something quieter shows up. Less hype, more
When it comes to amputees, there’s often a gap between what people think they can do and what’s actually possible. Many people assume
Phantom limb pain is a phenomenon that affects many individuals who have undergone amputations. It is characterized by pain or sensations in a limb that is no longer present. This condition can be challenging to understand and manage, but
As I sit here, reflecting on my journey as an amputee, I’m struck by the complexity of emotions and experiences that have shaped my life. It’s been a wild ride, full f surprises, challenges, and growth. If you’re newly navigating life as an amputee, I want to share some insights and
