December STRIDE
Empowering Mobility
“We’re thrilled to be able to support the incredible work of The Range of Motion Project (ROMP) by donating prosthetic supplies and gently used items” - Devin
NSP Gives Back
“We were so grateful to have the opportunity to help, had a great time, listening to music and making peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, laughing, and making a difference.”
Traveling with Limb Loss
“Schedule in some down time. We all want to get the most out of our trips, and you should! But be careful and watch your leg for any blisters or signs you need to rest.”
Paying it forward
“…YOU still have something to give back. We can teach this next generation of young people with limb differences that they will be amazing adults, give them someone to look up to that looks just like them. “
Reclaiming your athletic self
“Whatever your activity level is, there's always something out there for all of us. Get out there, and get moving!”
Falling is a given
“…Remember to have grace with yourself….” - Jenn
Pain, purpose and new passions.
“It’s never too late to discover a new passion.” - Kyle Stepp
Balance & Boundaries
How can I manage sweat in my prosthesis?
One of the great benefits of Flagstaff life is that you can be outside and active year round. However, this could lead to sweat build up in your prosthesis. Especially if you have an active lifestyle. Not only are you uncomfortable, but you also run the risk of skin breakdown.
9 Tips to maximize the benefits of your new prosthesis
If you are a recent amputee there are some things you can do on a regular basis to improve and enhance the use of your prosthesis.