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Aurushi’s Adaptive Clothing Blends Artistry and Resilience
When Gabriel Cardier started designing adaptive apparel, he learned that strength and beauty live in the seams—and those seams connect us all. That philosophy guides his new company, Aurushi ...
Amputees Discover the Power of Negative Thinking
When an amputee influencer asked people what they love about living with limb loss, she got some thoughtful responses. But when she asked what people hate about limb loss, something amazing happened ...
Round-Trip Tickets for Amputee Travelers
Accessible tourism is rapidly moving from the margins into the mainstream. Here's a guide to help you navigate one of the fastest-growing segments of the travel industry ...
Limb Loss and the Law of the Jungle
Only the fittest survive in nature. So how, asks an evolutionary theorist, do so many animals prosper after limb loss? The answers say a lot about disability and evolution ...
AMI Surgery Pushes the Boundaries of Limb-loss Experience
Choosing revision surgery on my residual limb required a huge mental step. I already had a pretty high quality of life as an amputee. Why mess with a (mostly) good thing? ...
These Amputee Patients Became Limb-Loss Professionals
Amputees routinely seek careers within the prosthetics industry, and it's not hard to understand why. Firsthand experience with limb difference or limb loss often sparks a desire to shape the future of care from within ...
2026 Winter Paralympics: Stories to Watch
There's a lot to keep track of during the Winter Paralympics. We’ve highlighted some of the key stories involving Team USA that will unfold this March during the nine days of competition in Italy ...
2026 Winter Paralympics: Past and Present
The US roster for the 2026 Winter Paralympics includes a number of athletes who are following in the footsteps of historic American competitors. Here are some of the noteworthy parallels we came across ...
