Column Maggie's Column Maggie Parker's first-person essays on life after limb loss — identity, recovery, equipment, and the long quiet work of adapting. by Maggie Parker I Stand Anyway When the storm hits, I do not step back. I learn how to hold my ground. On falling, getting back up, and the choice to keep standing. From Two Wheels to One Step at a Time From a Canadian biker logging twenty thousand miles a season to a Tennessee amputee — and the identity that survived the road change. The Cost of the Wrong Equipment When every step becomes a calculation, and the decision about how far an evening can go is made in paperwork. Phantom Limb Pain A connection that never really leaves you — even when everything else is gone. My First Prosthetic Appointments Not a fitting. A reality check. On casting, sockets, and the patience the body demands before the mind is ready. See all 8 essays
Column Introducing MyLimb Aaron Sorensen, L/CPO, on a thirty-year career in prosthetics, the gap in the internet that MyLimb was built to fill, and the long arc of where the platform is going. A three-part founder's note. by Editorial The Ambition Part 3 of 3. Travel, insurance, equipment, lifestyle — the larger home for a community that already exists. The Launch Part 2 of 3. Why the internet still fails the limb loss community — and what MyLimb is starting with. The Story Part 1 of 3. How a free-wheeling high schooler ended up sweeping floors at a prosthetics clinic — and stayed for thirty years.
