Diabetes is a serious issue that creates challenges in many aspects of life.
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What to Look for When Choosing the Best Shoes for Diabetics
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Even More Flexible | Fillauer's AllPro DS
The latest release in the Fillauer foot line is a new branch of the AllPro foot. The AllPro has proven to be one of the most durable, comfortable, high-energy-return feet on the market for several years. Fillauer has created several versions of this product including four heights, a pediatric version, a posteriorly mounted version, and now, the AllPro DS.
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Ottobock Vertical Shock Feet: More than a foot, a foundation.
Ottobock offers two great options in its expansive foot portfolio – Triton Vertical Shock and Taleo Vertical Shock.
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Managing Accounts, Active Kids, and the West Virginia Mountains
If there’s a prosthetic foot salesman on this earth who is truly willing to tell it to you like it is, and has earned that right, it’s Jared Booth.
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Competitive powerlifting? In Dallas, Texas? No sweat.
If there’s anyone who can speak with authority on sweat, it’s Dan Nunnelly. Consider this: Dan is a competitive powerlifter and strongman competitor. He lives in the scorching heat of Dallas. His gym doesn’t have air-conditioning, and temperatures can reach 100 degrees during his training sessions and competitions. Yes, Dan knows a thing or two about sweat.
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Things Amputees and People With Limb Differences Want You to Know, by Tanya Khvitsko-Trimborn
Around 2 million people in the United States are considered amputees. Each year 185,000 people undergo amputation surgery, according to the Amputee Coalition. No two situations are the same. A limb may be amputated because of an accident, injury, illness, or disease. Other limb differences are due to the way a person’s body formed in the womb, which is sometimes described as “congenital amputation.”
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Cheryl Hile is no stranger to setting records and she doesn’t plan on stopping anytime soon. Through boundless determination, plus the SpryStep AFO that allows her to keep running without the fear of falling, she has not only overcome adversity but also defied what many thought was impossible.
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Mechanical or Electronic Elevated Vacuum? Choosing the Right System for Your Patients.
Elevated vacuum systems provide outstanding reliability and security, and SPS offers two types of systems from WillowWood: LimbLogic®, an electronic system, and the new LimbLogic M, a mechanical system.
Here’s how to help decide which system is right for your patients.
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8 Features of the New & Improved Aspen Medical Products Vista Lower Spine Line
New enhancements offer improved comfort, fit and performance
Aspen Medical Products, the leader in the design and development of spinal orthotics, launched a redesign of its popular Vista Lower Spine Line – the same great product with beneficial improvements. Utilizing all of the same innovative and foundational pieces unique to the original Vista Line, these improvements help to make the new line one of the most advanced on the market.
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Top 10 Reasons Why It’s Great to Be an Amputee
About the author:
Let me take the opportunity to introduce myself. My name is Tanya Khvitsko, and I am a congenital double amputee from Belarus. My birth defects were caused by the Chernobyl Nuclear Disaster, which took place in 1986. After spending parts of my childhood in the US, I made Kansas City my home in 2008. Six years ago, I began running on a pair of my very first running blades! Since then, my journey has included multiple 5Ks, 10Ks, 7 half-marathons and 1 marathon. Running has given me confidence, which made me an athlete and allowed me to be a mentor for other amputees, as well as non-amputees.
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