LIVING WITH AMPLITUDE
2024 Paralympics: Team USA’s Comeback Kids
Whenever a medal contender misses the Paralympics for some reason, it’s a tough pill to swallow. The wait for redemption ...
Limb Loss and Preservation Registry Enters New Era
There’s some big news to report about the the Limb Loss and Preservation Registry, which in just two years has ...
Amputee Grandparent Hacks: Seeing Disney World
Five years losing his right leg, Jim Lanahan was ready to take his grandkids to Disney World—a big milestone on ...
Redefining Accessible Travel
After I became an amputee, getting back on the road took more than physical adaptations and logistical hacks. It required ...
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A New Leaf
The January 2024 edition of Amplitude Magazine features articles about amputee movie archetypes, Bachelorette star Cam Ayala, residual limb cosplay, ...
The Problem With Solving Problems
In true, objective reality, there are no such things as “problems.” There are only evolutionary invitations for us to enter ...
Holiday Presents From Amputee-Owned Companies
Our holiday gift guide usually focuses on products for amputee recipients. This year we're emphasizing products aimed at general consumers, ...
9 Things to Know About Knox Gibson
Learn about the background of Knox Gibson, a young Australian actor and amputee advocate who has a supporting role in ...
How to Educate a Doctor About Limb Loss
Doctors can read your chart and evaluate your symptoms. But they might not understand the physical and emotional challenges that ...
Where Does It Hurt? With PLP, It Depends
The Minneapolis VA Health Care System is recruiting amputees to participate in an innovative study of phantom limb pain, using ...
Don’t Miss a Single Issue of Amplitude
Amplitude, the top amputee magazine in the United States, is changing its subscription policies. Here's how to ensure that you ...
Amputee Advocates Prepare to Lay Down the Law in ’24
The So Every Body Can Move campaign seeks to reform prosthetic insurance laws on a state-by-state basis. For the second ...
