It's hard to believe it's only been one year since I received this leg. I still can't believe it took so long to get one but at least I can proudly say I put it to the test once I did. Here's a few photos from my leg's first year:




Living life on a limb.
Dude, seriously, it is time for a new leg. That POS is clearly holding you back.
ReplyDeleteJeez Louise. I'll be hard pressed to get the same set of amazing pics over my lifetime...
Where was the bungee-like jump?
Haha, the "captcha" before posting was "Skied". C'mon, where are the skiing pictures!?! Time for the skiing prosthesis.
haha thanks Shaun, the bungee-like jump was off the top of Sky Tower in Auckland, New Zealand.
ReplyDeleteAs for skiing/snowboarding: not to worry, I haven't used up all my good ideas yet!
I call it my ampuversary. LOL
ReplyDeleteBTW: Mine is April 5, 2004