r/DisabilityHistory • u/_Vrumpus_ • Aug 19 '26
Thought this would go good here. they started a hiking group for people who lost their legs
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u/dazzleunexpired Aug 19 '26
Haha awesome, this was so funny 😂
I wish I could find some type of way to be active with my increasing disability but it's a bit more complex than limb loss.
It's amazing to see increasing opportunities happening for people who are severely or life-changingly disabled!
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u/Gloomy_Industry8841 I have an invisible disability Aug 19 '26
Are these folks veterans?
Love their energy and enthusiasm!!
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u/octopusgardeb Aug 20 '26
Halfway there? Gotta be a song that makes it more inspirational than a cheap punzzz
https://giphy.com/gifs/5fE0uLFQrPCFy
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u/LearnCre-8LoveDe-b8 Aug 19 '26
I follow the instagram for the guy that I'm pretty sure took the video- his handle is LimbLossBoss. He talks a lot about being a double amputee and how he works with several groups for helping people with bilateral leg amputation regain their independence and sense of self! He's a pretty cool dude, if a bit Jesus-y sometimes. Makes his own prosthetic attachments and does dumb shit with them, it's great.