There's something I need to say. I am generally unphased by the unkind words that are often exchanged towards me online but something was said this week that I felt was necessary to address.
If you have the privilege of never knowing chronic pain or illness please use it to lift others up not aggravate their pain.
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Caricatures of my dogs & I (shown in the intro) drawn by Ash Murdock!
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Fourteen years of pain and failed ankle surgeries brought me to 2018, when I made the difficult decision to become a twenty-seven-year-old below-the-knee elective amputee. This channel is to document my journey of amputation surgery, recovery, and reclaiming my life.
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