In this episode of We’re Not Stumped, Mike Bolland sits down with Kim Ousley to share her powerful amputee story—from a synovial sarcoma diagnosis to limb loss, recovery, and becoming a leader in amputee support and advocacy.
Kim opens up about:
- Her cancer journey and decision to amputate
- The emotional and physical realities of limb loss
- The importance of peer support in the amputee community
- Her work with the Amputee Coalition and global amputee resources
- Aging as an amputee, including prosthetics, mobility, and long-term health
- Turning personal experience into advocacy, writing, and purpose
As a certified peer support visitor and advocate, Kim is helping others navigate life after amputation with honesty, resilience, and real-world insight.
This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in amputee life, disability, recovery after limb loss, and stories of overcoming adversity.
Kim’s website: https://kowriter66.wordpress.com/
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