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Posted On: October 6th 2026, 12:10 am
22 surgeries. Then a decision.
In March 2017, 700 kg of steel fell on Aaron's leg at work. After 22 surgeries trying to save it, he had a below-knee amputation in 2018.
Today he runs, trains at the gym and is working his way back to cricket. He's also part of a peer support program, helping people who are just starting out with limb loss.
His message for them: "Never give up no matter how hard life gets, there is light at the end of the tunnel."
Talking to someone who's been there can answer questions no brochure can. Ask your clinician about peer support near you. 💚
#NAAW26 #StrengthThroughCommunity #AmputeeAware #LifeWithoutLimitations #FormotionClinicAustralia
In March 2017, 700 kg of steel fell on Aaron's leg at work. After 22 surgeries trying to save it, he had a below-knee amputation in 2018.
Today he runs, trains at the gym and is working his way back to cricket. He's also part of a peer support program, helping people who are just starting out with limb loss.
His message for them: "Never give up no matter how hard life gets, there is light at the end of the tunnel."
Talking to someone who's been there can answer questions no brochure can. Ask your clinician about peer support near you. 💚
#NAAW26 #StrengthThroughCommunity #AmputeeAware #LifeWithoutLimitations #FormotionClinicAustralia
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a month agosalmansana.tracking
Going through 22 surgeries and turning that experience into peer support for others starting out is incredibly powerful.
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