Taking off and Putting on My Prosthetic Leg
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@Crew9t I want to open a shop someday as well. Perhaps someday we might be business partners and/or co-workers.
I'm currently working on rebuilding an '86 Honda Civic, which hasn't started in over a year now (belt snapped resulting in bent valves), and I need to replace the head on it,
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how did you loose it in the first place?
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that is very cool i think it looks great its seems like you can walk run and do everything normaly
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Awesome--thanks for posting this! I am enjoying and learning from all your videos.
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@Crew9t That is MOST impressive .. how long you been an amp then?
Car/motor mechanic is that? Wish you well
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Doesn't your leg get all hot and sweaty wearing all those socks, liners and silicone sleeves?
mdxgy 1 year ago
@mdxgy yeah it gets kinda hot but i lost most feeling in the stump so i don't notice it too much, but it doesnt really get sweaty.
Crew9t 1 year ago
You make it look so simple and easy, Mike .. thanks
mapleclose 1 year ago
@mapleclose thanks. it is pretty easy, but its hard at the same time. it's more a mental thing than anything else..
Crew9t 1 year ago
@Crew9t Thanks, JohnWilliam, for replying ... yes, guess the physcological aspects (mental thing) takes a lot to accept and get used to .. certainly practically you have mastered the putting on and taking off ...
How is your mobility?
Why "retired" so young? Not permanently I trust ..
Take care and I wish you all the very best as you adjust ...
mapleclose 1 year ago
@mapleclose i walk with no limp what so ever. in jeens, you don't even kno i have a fake leg. a lot of people are surprised the first time they see me in shorts cause they've knonw me for however long and never knew i was missing a leg. and yeah the retirement is just temporary. i'm planning to open a mechanic's shop eventually.
Crew9t 1 year ago