Seeing Eye-to-Eye

Hi Joe,

I have been an amputee for 14 years. My leg was amputated at the hip due to osteosarcoma. I tried using a prosthesis but found it was not comfortable to sit in and I just did not do very well with it. I have used the wheelchair and crutches for the past 4 years and I have depended on the wheelchair more than the crutches.

I have nerve damage in my arm and it swells and a lot of lower back pain due to being unbalanced with the missing leg. The Legsim allows me to be more mobile. I love being able to be eye-to-eye with other people when talking and not have them look down at me. I also feel that my back pain has been less with the support of the Legsim.

Less than two percent of hip-disarticulations will use the prosthesis. The ED Legsim is the answer for those who want to be upright with the world. :)

So thankful that God gave you the talent and the ability to invent the ED Legsim. You are being used to make a significant improvement in many people who are physically challenged.

Thanks Joe,

Linda Ulrich