We're Not Stumped Limb Loss Support

Thank You, LN-4 Hand Project, for Listening

Sometimes, the biggest changes don’t happen in a lab—they happen with a few carefully chosen words.

In this episode of the We’re Not Stumped podcast, I want to personally thank the LN-4 Hand Project (https://ln4handproject.org/) for updating its mission statement to better reflect the entire upper limb limb loss community.

For many years, organizations have understandably focused on a specific group of individuals. But recognizing and including everyone living with upper limb loss and limb difference sends a powerful message: you belong, your story matters, and you are seen.

As someone born without a right hand, this change means a great deal to me personally, and I believe it represents an important step toward greater inclusion across our community.

Thank you to the LN-4 Hand Project for listening, evolving, and continuing to make a positive impact.

If this message resonates with you, please like, subscribe, and share this episode to help spread the word.

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From bowling with one hand… to stepping back onto the lanes for the PBA60 World Championship… this comeback is about proving it’s never too late to chase something meaningful again.

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