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Amputee Care Group

How We Can Help

The entire process of Limb Loss goes well beyond the individual experiencing it first-hand. Every loved one, family member, and friend in that person’s life also feels the effects of this traumatic experience, but they are often overlooked. The degree and magnitude of the emotional, physical, mental, and spiritual challenges vary with each situation. Every individual facing limb loss must learn to grieve in order to fully heal, and those that are closest to these persons, especially spouses, parents, and children must learn how to help during this grieving process. It is certainly a challenge, but we are here to provide the resources, including others who have been through it themselves and can provide real-life experiences, that will make this journey less difficult.

We host quarterly meetings that typically run from 6:30PM – 8:00PM to encourage those who work to also have the opportunity to participate alongside their loved ones. A portion of each meeting is even dedicated to the care takers, themselves, which has proven to be extremely beneficial and helpful.

What to Expect

  • To learn more about self-care
  • Tips to make daily routines easier
  • An opportunity to share your experiences and to ask questions
  • Meeting and connecting with peers in your community who are dealing with similar challenges
  • A welcoming environment with food and beverages provided

Amputee Care Group Meeting Schedule

We invite persons living with limb loss/difference, along with their family and care providers, to join us in fellowship and conversations associated with the obstacles and challenges faced by our community.

All 2024 meetings will take place the 2nd Tuesday of every other month from 6:30–8:30 pm, virtually ONLINE for the safety and convenience of everyone who wishes to participate.

  • January 9
  • March 12
  • May 14
  • July 9
  • September 10
  • November 12

To subscribe for more information, email [email protected].

Interested in Attending or Want to Learn More?

You do not need to be a patient of VSA’s in order to attend. This group is designed for the entire amputee community.

If you’re attending for the first time, contact us and let us know!

If you have previous experience or are a medical professional and are interested in speaking to our amputee community, we welcome your generosity, time, and expertise!