Lawall Prosthetics & Orthotics Easton, PA
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Looking for prosthetics and orthotics in Bethlehem, PA? Lawall provides custom prosthetic and orthotic care with a nearby office in Coopersburg serving patients throughout the Lehigh Valley.
Looking for prosthetics and orthotics in Bethlehem, PA? Lawall provides custom prosthetic and orthotic care with a nearby office in Coopersburg serving patients throughout the Lehigh Valley.
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Looking for prosthetics and orthotics in Lehigh Valley, PA? Lawall provides custom prosthetic and orthotic care with a nearby office in Coopersburg serving patients throughout the Lehigh Valley.
As parents, we marvel at how flexible our children seem. Whether they’re learning to walk, climbing jungle gyms, or sitting in positions that make our own knees ache just looking at them, kids often appear made of rubber. However, ensuring they maintain healthy mobility as they grow requires more than just natural youthfulness, it requires attention to Range of Motion (ROM).
At age 66, this young grandmother—an upper limb amputee since age two—is turning her energy to a new sport, thanks to a gifted group of volunteers whose skills and experience helped to expand her recreational horizons.
Walking shouldn’t feel like an equation you have to constantly solve. For many individuals living with an above-knee amputation, navigating a grocery store aisle or simply standing up from a chair requires immense physical and mental energy. While traditional prosthetics offer stability, they still rely heavily on your own body to generate the force needed to move.