"Life After Limb Loss: A Conversation with Luis Ovando on Amputee Peer Support"
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In this episode of Walk and Roll Live, we sit down with Luis Ovando, a dedicated peer counselor and member of Amputee Connection. Luis shares his personal experiences as an amputee and discusses the crucial role of peer support in navigating life after limb loss. From practical resources to emotional guidance, Luis offers insight into the community and services available to amputees and their families. This episode sheds light on the realities faced by amputees, the importance of connection, and the meaningful impact of shared experiences in building resilience and independence. Walk and Roll Live Amputee Connection
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