Amputation and Mental Health

With May being Mental Health Awareness month we are taking time to discuss the potential impacts of limb loss and amputation in addition to the physical loss of a limb.
MEDICAL DISCLAIMER: The information provided in these videos are for educational purposes only, and do not substitute for professional medical advice. Please consult your healthcare provider or prosthetist if you're seeking medical advice, diagnoses, or treatment.
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[@madsocket]

Wow what a wonderful touching piece. So blessed by your vulnerability and care.

[@therealJUSTINEPRIESTLEY]

something that most people never even think of at all. thank you for you big hearted presence ♥️

[@TheLegLady]

?????Along your journey, whether that has been limb loss or a different challenge, what has been one rose (one bright moment) and one thorn (one dark moment) from that experience????? When I had 3 subsequent miscarriages in a year before having my son Josiah I had gone to some pretty dark places. I felt inadequate and broken as a woman, as a wife, and as a human being, but I am grateful for the provision and moments of hope I had received during that time and for the people that were placed in our path during that time to help us walk through that time.

[@ComicsANDEverything]

I wish people would consider the other types of amputation. Congenital and Result of Congenital are there as well I am the last

[@ComicsANDEverything]

I have very strong feelings about those who have no experienced limb loss talking about the psych effects f limb loss. I’m sure you have suffered your own traumas, but with all due respect you have no idea, have zero frame of reference for what an amputee has been through.

[@francism2022]

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