Denizen Whitmer Finding Your Feet Again

About Finding Your Anxiety

We support families affected past amputation or limb absenteeism through a range of sporting initiatives and social inclusion projects designed to positively affect both physical and mental wellbeing. Isolation is a huge trouble for many amputees. It has been proven that quality of life and even life expectancy is greatly reduced without social inclusion, with as many every bit thirty% of vascular amputees not surviving to one-year post amputation. FYF is primal in addressing this issue. We are directly saving lives.

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"I was surprised to run into how friendly everyone was, so many people came up to say hello and I oasis't stopped talking since I got hither! I can't wait to get more involved."

Sadie McPake – below knee amputee

"Finding Your Anxiety changed my life in so many ways. I volition be forever grateful for what they have given me back – myself and my purpose to aid others. I want to assist them make sure nobody has to go through things on their own. I hope I'k representing the charity well and making y'all all proud. ❤️ "

Dayna Paterson – higher up knee amputee

FYF is providing important stepping stones to recovery and beyond and but shows that you really can climb the mountain….and fifty-fifty abseil back downwardly. Not only have I plant my feet, I take found myself. Without FYF I would be lost forever.

Andrew Pidgeon, lower limb amputee

"Thanks to FYF I have washed things I never idea I would exist able to practise!"

Charlie Richards – upper limb amputee

When I institute the charity I was struggling with depression. I had considered suicide. At present I visit amputees in hospital to support them on their journey, and my family have said I'm back to my sometime cocky once more. I can confidently say Finding Your Feet saved my life.

Simon Hall, lower limb amputee

"My hubby had both his legs amputated recently. Our experience at FYF has been amazing. Nosotros've met people who are in the aforementioned boat and anybody treats you like a new fellow member of the family. We loved every minute!"

Liz, wife of Tony Smith, double lower limb amputee

This is a fantastic grouping that tin assistance to innovate you to a whole variety of new people and organisations, they will make you lot feel included and you will make a whole new group of friends.

Suzi Harkins, upper limb amputee

I take had more opportunities offered to me with one leg than I ever had with two! As well equally all the activities, I've got to meet like minded people who accept been through similar situations. The community FYF has created is absolutely second to none, and I am very grateful for everything they have done for me.

Promise Gordon, lower limb amputee

Finding Your Anxiety has taught me that you are never alone and that there are always people that understand what you are going through and to support you in your journey.

Linda McLean, lower limb amputee

Finding Your Anxiety got me out of the firm when all I wanted to do was hide away from everyone. Now I have new friends and doing things I idea I wouldn't practice. I nonetheless have actually low days but I know I can message any of my Trooper friends and FYF staff for support.