This episode complications post amputation Part 2This week's podcast subject - Complications Post Amputation - join me as we talk about this and other topics.

Potential wound-healing complications associated with upper limb amputation and lower limb amputation stumps include:

~ Effects of inactive residual extremity syndrome (IRES)

~ Infection,

~ Tissue necrosis,

~ Pain,

~ Problems associated with the surrounding skin,

~ Bone erosion,

~ Haematoma,

~ Stump edema (odema)

~ Dehiscence

This will be a series of talks on this subject, that will include some insight from our CoHosts.

Hosted by Sean Harrison of Amp Life Talk Radio

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Complications Post Amputation Part 3

Problems associated with surrounding skin and Bone Erosion

This week's podcast subject  - Complications Post Amputation - join me as we talk about this and other topics.

Potential wound-healing complications associated with upper limb amputation and lower limb amputation stumps include:

~ Effects of inactive residual extremity syndrome (IRES)

~ Infection,

~ Tissue necrosis,

~ Pain,

~ Problems associated with the surrounding skin,

~ Bone erosion,

~ Haematoma,

~ Stump edema (odema)

~ Dehiscence

This will be a series of talks on this subject, that will include some insight from our CoHosts. 

Hosted by Sean Harrison of Amp Life Talk Radio

Follow Amp Life Talk Radio so you'll NEVER miss an episode at amp-life.com, also you can listen on iHeartRadio and iTunes @ Amp-Life Talk Radio 

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Complications Post Amputation Part 2

Tissue Nercrosis and Pain

This week's podcast subject  - Complications Post Amputation - join me as we talk about this and other topics.

Potential wound-healing complications associated with upper limb amputation and lower limb amputation stumps include:

~ Effects of inactive residual extremity syndrome (IRES)

~ Infection,

~ Tissue necrosis,

~ Pain,

~ Problems associated with the surrounding skin,

~ Bone erosion,

~ Haematoma,

~ Stump edema (odema)

~ Dehiscence

This will be a series of talks on this subject, that will include some insight from our CoHosts. 

Hosted by Sean Harrison of Amp Life Talk Radio

Follow Amp Life Talk Radio so you'll NEVER miss an episode at amp-life.com, also you can listen on iHeartRadio and iTunes @ Amp-Life Talk Radio 

Next Episode: 

Complications Post Amputation Part 2

Tissue Nercrosis and Pain

Tonight we have a very special and awesome guest on the show who will encourage and hopefully inspire you with his story. Dave Ganas, the Onlegged Spartan. He shares with us tonight his incredible story of finding himself involved in a traumatic accident which took his foot, sent his life into a spiral down in PTSD, finding himself at the end of rope, but his determination to not gave give on life and living not just for himself but his family and for those who don't know. He is truly an amazing human. He is dave The Onelegged Spartan.

Tonight we have a very special and awesome guest on the show who will encourage and hopefully inspire you with his story. Dave Ganas, the Onlegged Spartan. He shares with us tonight his incredible story of finding himself involved in a traumatic accident which took his foot, sent his life into a spiral down in PTSD, finding himself at the end of rope, but his determination to not gave give on life and living not just for himself but his family and for those who don't know. He is truly an amazing human. He is dave The Onelegged Spartan.

This week’s podcast subject  – Support Groups

Support groups, specifically speaking amputee support groups. When you hear amputee support group what comes to mind first? Tonight I would like to talk about this issue and give you some ideas and thoughts on supports. How do you know if a support is or bad? Well:

~ Who leads it? 

~ What do you talk about?

~ Some ingredients for a good support group

~ Types of groups

~ How long do you need it?

These are just a few of the important aspects you should.

Hosted by Sean Harrison

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Special Guest

This week’s podcast subject  – Inspiration

Ronald Mann, who is he? Most of you in the Central Valley may not know the name but those of you in the other countries who listen to this show sure do know the and man. I have the privilege to speak with Ronald the other for the show. His story is truly amazing and at the same time relatable to those of us who have lost a limb. Ronald is Mixed Martial Arts Competitor, disabled Vet (combat medic) and the person behind The UAEJJF's Para Jiu-Jitsu Tournament.

Like any other person who suffers a traumatic injury and then undergoes an amputation, Ron faced the same struggles as any other amputee. The emotional trauma, the pain, and doubt. The feeling of not being complete and less of the person who you were but Ron didn't let that keep him down.  

I had an opportunity to talk with Ronald about his life and his journey. Please join us to hear his amazing story. 

 

Hosted by Sean Harrison

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Amputee Peer Support - Getting the most from it, Are support groups for you? Providing good or bad support, Finding a support group, becoming an amputee peer visitor, etc.

This week’s podcast subject  – Inspiration

Ronald Mann, who is he? Most of you in the Central Valley may not know the name but those of you in the other countries who listen to this show sure do know the and man. I have the privilege to speak with Ronald the other for the show. His story is truly amazing and at the same time relatable to those of us who have lost a limb. Ronald is Mixed Martial Arts Competitor, disabled Vet (combat medic) and the person behind The UAEJJF's Para Jiu-Jitsu Tournament.

Like any other person who suffers a traumatic injury and then undergoes an amputation, Ron faced the same struggles as any other amputee. The emotional trauma, the pain, and doubt. The feeling of not being complete and less of the person who you were but Ron didn't let that keep him down.  

I had an opportunity to talk with Ronald about his life and his journey. Please join us to hear his amazing story. 

 

Hosted by Sean Harrison

Next Episode:

Amputee Peer Support - Getting the most from it, Are support groups for you? Providing good or bad support, Finding a support group, becoming an amputee peer visitor, etc.

This week’s podcast subject  – Inspiration

Ronald Mann, who is he? Most of you in the Central Valley may not know the name but those of you in the other countries who listen to this show sure do know the and man. I have the privilege to speak with Ronald the other for the show. His story is truly amazing and at the same time relatable to those of us who have lost a limb. Ronald is Mixed Martial Arts Competitor, disabled Vet (combat medic) and the person behind The UAEJJF's Para Jiu-Jitsu Tournament.

Like any other person who suffers a traumatic injury and then undergoes an amputation, Ron faced the same struggles as any other amputee. The emotional trauma, the pain, and doubt. The feeling of not being complete and less of the person who you were but Ron didn't let that keep him down.  

I had an opportunity to talk with Ronald about his life and his journey. Please join us to hear his amazing story. 

 

Hosted by Sean Harrison

Next Episode:

Amputee Peer Support - Getting the most from it, Are support groups for you? Providing good or bad support, Finding a support group, becoming an amputee peer visitor, etc.

This week’s podcast subject  – Live Broadcasting - Behind The Scene

Amp Life Talk is a "live" broadcast. This format allows for our listeners to engage in the topics discussed on each show and gives listeners a way to get peer counseling in the private setting. What to expect from a "Live" broadcast show :

~ World Wide Audience 

~ Real-Time Engagement 

~ Consistency

~ Value 

~ Fresh Concept

~  Professional Co-Host 

~  Best of Both Worlds Podcast & Live

~  Facebook Live

~  Call In Live

~  Where You Can Listen

Hosted by Sean Harrison

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Amputee Peer Support - Getting the most from it, Are support groups for you? Providing good or bad support, Finding a support group, becoming an amputee peer visitor, etc.