New · October 8, 2026
- Some Days the Prosthesis Is Going to Lose the Argument
- The Questions Strangers Ask Amputees Are Sometimes Absolutely Wild
- Accessibility Is Amazing Until You Actually Need It
- Falling Is Embarrassing Until You Realize Everyone Falls Eventually
- Stop Apologizing for Taking Longer
- Wheelchairs Are Not Defeat
- The Emotional Hangover Nobody Warns You About
- The First Time You Forget You Are an Amputee
- Humor Is Sometimes Survival Equipment
- Life After Limb Loss Does Not Need to Become an Inspiration Story
New · October 5, 2026
- Rebuilding a Routine That Belongs to You After Limb Loss
- Accessible on Paper, Still a Pain in Real Life
- Function Is More Than Walking Down a Clinic Hallway
- The Amputee Go-Bag: What to Keep Ready for Long Days Away From Home
- The Weekly Ledger: Medicare Equipment Changes, Patient-Led Research, and What to Watch in October
- Finding Peer Support That Actually Fits Your Life
Previous stories
- The Prosthetic Appointment Checklist You Wish You Had on Day One
- This Week's Limb-Loss Community Board: Support, Grants, Adaptive Sports, and Opportunities
- First-Year Absurdities: Forms, Rules, and Other Verified Nonsense
- The First-Year Access Problem: Prosthetics, Insurance, Rehab, and the Paperwork Nobody Warns You About
- The First-Year Limb-Loss Checklist: Appointments, Supplies, Records, and Questions to Keep Handy
- Stop Treating Basic Mobility Like a Luxury
- The First Year Is Not a Finish Line
- This Week's Ledger: Access Wins, Access Failures, Research Worth Watching, and the Madness Meter
- What Did You Refuse to Give Up This Week?
- What Nobody Tells You About the First Year After Limb Loss
- When Someone Actually Gets Accessibility Right
- You Don't Have to Be Grateful Every Day