Partial Hand Prosthetic

There’s a specific kind of confusion that comes with partial hand loss, one that full amputation stories don’t always address. You still have some fingers. Maybe your thumb. Enough that people sometimes assume you’re “managing fine,” even when daily tasks feel like a constant negotiation with a hand that no longer works the way it […]

There’s a particular kind of exhaustion that comes with losing a hand — not just the physical adjustment, but the constant, quiet renegotiation of everything you used to do without thinking. Carrying groceries. Cooking dinner. Getting dressed. Holding your child’s hand while you cross the street. It’s not one big loss you grieve once and