The ACA Web site features information about the Amputee Coalition of America, access to the National Limb Loss Information Center, the ACA National Peer Network, and a growing collection of sites concerned with Limb Loss Research and Statistics.

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A web resource for amputee sports and for amputees who have or want an active life style.

This multi-award winning website is designed to help out amputees, friends and families of amputees, doctors, prosthetists, teachers, PE instructors, physical therapists or anyone wanting to know more about amputation.

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The purpose of this web site is: Peer support and communication: To provide access to a network of HP and HD amputees, both recent and veterans. We are the experts willing to share what we've learned through our life experiences for the benefit of all. Information: To provide relevant information about the latest prosthetic technology, where and how to find it, and to help you become informed consumers. Non-prosthetic use is a valid option, and alternative adaptive technology and concepts are addressed. Edu

This site is maintained by amputees with help from their friends. This site's purpose is to help above knee amputees to achieve good results when they get their prosthesis. This site is not maintained by any company or organization in the prosthetic industry.

On March 29, 1996, I had a hemipelvectomy, for those of you that don't know what that is... I lost the left side of my pelvis, left side if my tail bone and the left side of the L4 and L5 vertebrae. All of it to one of the many cancers that are out there.

L.E.A.P.S. Across the Heartland was established in 1987 as a support and resource organization with a focus on peer support to new amputees. Our objective is to help the new amputee through example, encouragement and education.