The Liner Wand is more than just a product, it’s a place for the amputee community to get together to share their experiences and knowledge.
Whether you're a Liner Wand member or not - we want to hear your story.
Meet our MyLife.MyLiner Community Champions
Doug Falcon is an above the knee amputee who lives in Mississippi. At eight years of age, when he was getting off a school bus, he was run over by a dump truck. He spent 10 months in the hospital but an infection set in and they had to amputate his leg below the knee. 6 months after, he learned to walk and run again and started to play tee-ball.
Rob grew up on a farm in the small town of Lovettsville, Virginia. He graduated from Loudoun Valley High School in 2003, and from Virginia Tech in 2007. In his junior year at Virginia Tech, Rob joined the Marine Corps Reserve as a combat engineer at Bravo Company, 4th Combat Engineer Battalion in Roanoke, VA, […]
Melissa DeChellis is the founder and director of a non-profit, adaptive CrossFitter & Coach, personal trainer, avid yogi, life adventurer, dog mom, and she does it all on 1 leg.
From a promising young athlete to a girl battling the rarest form of cancer to an Olympic Games participant, Lacey Henderson's story is one of hardship, inspiring perseverance, and overcoming adversity.
Kristin lives in the coastal town of Rowayton, CT outside of NYC. Kristin has four children, ages 13-21, who have been a constant encouragement for a life lived actively and fully.
Victor had a motorcycle accident back in 2006 and snapped his femur in two places, shattered his knee, broke his ankle, tibia and fibia. He tried to save the leg for about a year. Then made the decision to amputate. He is a left leg, BK amputee.
Gabriella was always inspired to travel and learn about different cultures. At the age of 18, she decided to study abroad in Costa Rica. During that time she was robbed and pushed into a train and that is when she became a below the knee amputee.
We receive a lot of requests to be featured in MyLife.MyLiner and we take the time to read every story.
We can’t share all of them but we always appreciate you taking the time to share!
