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Amputee Resources for Canadian Amputees

 

Amputee and Disability Resources for Canadian Amputees

 

Amputee Dot Ca is website of Larry Gardner, former Paralympian and an above knee amputee for over 30 years. To read Larry's story about his amputation and paralympic experiences, please visit the following links: 

About Us
Amputation
Learning to Walk as an Amputee
Daily Life as an Amputee
Amputee Swimming
Amputee Skiing
Amputee Phantom Pain


Amputee and Disability Resources for Canadian Amputees

Amputee.ca is intended as a free resource directory for amputee and disability related information. Please view our directory here, or browse some of our more popular link pages below:

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Amputee Phantom Pain Links
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The Amputee and Disability Directory is located here, and contains links to our various categories. I have added a New Links section, as well as an Amputee Books section. You can also find information for linking to our site or adding your amputee or disability related website to our growing collection of disability resources.

 

What's New?

Focus Group Participants Needed

Have you ever wondered how much your prosthesis
has really improved your function? Researchers at BCIT and WorkSafeBC are conducting a study to examine the use of functional outcome measures in prosthetic prescription. More Info Here (pdf).

Doctor, Patient and Society 410 At Home Interview Project 2010

To Whom It May Concern: I am writing to you as Course Director of the Doctor, Patient and Society course in the Faculty of Medicine at the University of British Columbia. One of the goals of the course and the Faculty is to provide medical students with greater contact with people in the community, leading to a fuller understanding of health issues outside of the clinic setting. We are in the process of arranging for the 258 first year medical students to conduct at-home interviews with individuals and family members of individuals with disabilities and chronic conditions. We hope that you will be able to assist us in this activity. More Info Here (pdf).

Amputee Coalition of British Columbia

Empowerment is the first step! Annual General Meeting on November 17th at GF Strong at 3:30 in Room 160 D just prior to the amputee support group.

End the Pain Project

End the Pain Project and Free Toolkit

Phantom limb pain occurs for at least 90% of limb amputees and can be excruciating, interfering with all aspects of life. Following amputation, the amputee may continue to feel sensations from the missing limb. This suggests limb perceptions may be hard wired in the brain, contributing to sensations of pain that last long after limb loss.

 

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Pain Relief for the Amputee with Farabloc!

The Farabloc Development Corporation is a provider of amputee phantom pain relief products. Please see our Amputee  Pain Page for more information.

Award Prosthetics and Crutch Store

Award Prosthetics Inc. specializes in high level lower extremity prosthesis fittings, like very short Above Knee, Hip Disarticulation and Hemiplevectomy prostheses. We use silicone flexible sockets and super flexible acrylic resins to form-fit the amputee exactly and comfortably. At Award Prosthetics we believe in the principle of the informed consumer.

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