Welcome to the Limb Loss Information Centre. This online resource has been created to guide individuals with congenital or acquired limb loss and their friends, family and carers through the emotional, physical and psychological process of coming to terms with limb loss.
We have taken a holistic approach to limb loss and hope that through this we can provide relevant and useful information on all aspects of life after limb loss. We have tried to make the site as easy to navigate as possible and hope that you can find the information you need here.
Please do look at the frequently asked questions section of the site where we have collated questions asked by other amputees, their families and carers.
If you can’t find what you are looking for please do contact us and we will either research the information ourselves or put you in touch with the person best suited to answer your questions.
Your Rights to Fly
Newsletter published by
Associate Parliamentary Limb Loss Group
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The Inaugural Amputee Games was held in June and proved to be an enormous success. David, who lost his leg (above knee) in 1974 is also paralysed from the waist down and uses a wheelchair for his sports, and Kiera, who lost her leg in a RTA eight years ago and now walks and plays sport using a prosthesis, first met in 2006 whilst attending a seminar run by the British Paralympic Association at Bisham Abbey. They got chatting over a meal, the idea of the Games was born and David says they never looked back.
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