Issue: May / June 2019

Patients who underwent physical therapy (PT) soon after being diagnosed with pain in the shoulder, neck, low back, or knee were ...

LuAnn Kleemeyer, a right above-knee amputee who uses a cane, loves to see the world. She has visited more than ...

By Brian Kibler Early last spring, near my 65th birthday, I realized it was time to make that transition into retirement. ...

Acupuncture is the stimulation of specific points on the body through a variety of techniques, including the insertion of thin filiform ...

Medical problems contributed to 66.5 percent of all bankruptcies, a figure that is virtually unchanged since before the passage of the ...

Have you ever had to go out when you weren’t wearing your prosthesis? Perhaps you needed to use crutches or your ...

By Elizabeth Bokfi Life can be challenging for amputees, especially soon after surgery. Recovery, pain management, and adaptation—physical and emotional—are ...

By Élan Young When Cosi Belloso talks about her profession as a physical therapist (PT) who serves the amputee community, ...

By Erin Deegan Sex. Three little letters arranged in such a way to make most humans blush. Why is something so ...

By Eric Quander As amputees, we may sometimes feel that when we lost our limb(s), so went our zing for ...

Many amputees require a special diet because of osteoporosis, weight problems, diabetes, or other health issues, and the foods they ...