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It's Not What Happens to
You, It's What You do About It.
Before I was
paralyzed, there were 10,000 things I could do. Now there are 9,000. I could
dwell on the 1,000 I lost or focus on the 9,000 I have left.
--W. Mitchell |
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We Provide
Group support, referrals to specific agencies, and organization of
recreational activities.
Peer visitations to new amputees, upon request, from an experienced amputee
as closely matched as possible by age, gender, and type of amputation.
Help new amputees build confidence, self-esteem and a sense of inclusion in
community life.
Ways to build awareness in the community about the needs of amputees
Educations the general public about the needs of amputees
Members willing to speak to schools or community organizations about amputee
awareness |
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Peer Support Contacts:
Click on a name to send an e-mail, or call one of these
people |
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Steve Rierson |
970.282.8493 |
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Bev Gensemer |
970.669.7163 |
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Bev
Kyllingstad |
970.484.4674 |
| Mary
Ellen Rathbun |
970.330-4623 |
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Wes Pixler |
970.204.1788 |
| Jimmie
Laney |
970.225.2089 |
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Who We
are |
Our
Mission |
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Our group meets the third Saturday of every month
from 11 AM to approximately 1 PM for support, fellowship, and planning.
We
meet at Orthotic Prosthetic Solutions (1015 Robertson in Ft.
Collins), and thank them for their sponsorship.
Click here for a map & directions.
To get on our mailing
list, please call 970.484.8388 or 970.484.4674 or
click
here. |
The
mission of Amputee Support & Outreach is to offer assistance and education to amputees and their families by
providing valuable resources, support and the opportunity to network with
other amputees. |
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Free
Education Program |
Support
and Outreach |
Click
on the Lleap logo to find all the material you need to teach 3rd through 6th
graders a short course in understanding people with limb differences. This
material is copyrighted by the
ACA, and you have permission to print and use it.
It is good
for school, Sunday School, scouting programs, etc. |
We are a group of people who
have experienced amputation,
whether as a result of congenital conditions, trauma, or medical reasons,
who want to share their experiences and give emotional support to other
amputees.
We strive to educate any person facing or having undergone amputation, as
well as helping their families cope with the circumstances facing them. |
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Free
Movies |
We We
Are |
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Did you know
that you can get into movies
free if you are in a wheel chair? This offer is good only at the Carmike
Movie Theater located at
3636 Manhattan Ave
in Fort Collins. For more information call the box office at: 970.204.9733.
Click on the address for a map. |

We are people who have experienced a myriad of concerns,
fears, as well as successes. We want everyone who is affected by amputation
to know there is hope and support available to them in an informative and
positive forum. |
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Thanks to Our Sponsor!

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