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Thank you for enabling us an independent life again!

Mr Martin Moore
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It was a pleasure to help Martin return to his independent lifestyle by providing him with a prothesis. More recently we are hearing that he is now enjoying running and tending to his garden, up a steep slope. Something not possible before!

 

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Mr Shon Marshall
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Shon is a Bilateral Amputee from Gouyave. He tragically lost both legs within the course of a year due to Diabetes complications.

He is now mobile again and active.

 

Mrs Evelyn Williams
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Evelyn Williams can dance now as you will see following her recent fitting of a replacement leg this past month, her old prosthesis no longer fitting comfortably, bearing in mind it was over 10 years old and the latest prosthesis available then. 

 

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Albert Benjamin

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Albert has the honor being our client #2 in Grenada when we met him first in 2010.

We inexplicably lost contact after that and only re-united with him in 2022 where we were able to update his prosthesis which had served him all that time. Incredible.

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Mr Leroy Thomas
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Leroy is a great guy. It's always a pleasure to see him. Bilateral Amputee.

 

Mr Fabian Greenidge

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Fabian's disability is a result of a hideous assault with a cutlass by a deranged neighbor. This crime made national headlines in Grenada and the perpetrator is serving a severe prison sentence.

 

Gylfi recalls meeting Fabian. "I was driving through the neighborhood of Marion and I see this person jumping down the road on one leg with incredible speed and determination. I stopped, called him over. We introduced ourselves and he told me his story. He had lost his right leg below the knee, his left arm below the elbow as well as the thumb of his right hand. I must say his honesty, spirit and enthusiasm were quite infectious and there was no question."

 

Gyllfi found a sponsor for him locally and made him a leg pretty much immediately. Fabian is married and the father of two children."I am very proud of his achievements.He took to the prosthesis immediately with ease and now walks about like the champion that he is. He is a dear friend and his success means a lot to us."

Mr Kelly Philip​​
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Kelly came to Attach A leg Grenada badly limping on an old prosthetic leg, that had been made for him by the Chores team some eight or ten years ago.

 

This old leg was badly worn and ill fitting, giving Kelly considerable pain using it. He could not walk properly. Kelly is a young lad with a job and the results of our new leg for him were quite remarkable. His case is a wonderful success story. Watch the video!

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Ms. Valetta James

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Valetta is truly a great success story. Her spirit and confidence are an inspiration. She has now returned to her work at a child daycare center in Grand Anse.

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Mr James Philbert​​
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James had been waiting about 6-8 months after having his leg amputated to find the resource of Attach A Leg Grenada. Living in a home for the disabled at the north of the island in Sauteurs, he was eager to be home again in his house and reclaim his independence. With the generous support of Annie and Philip Clift of the Petit Anse Hotel, James is now back to living in his own house independently in the community.

Mr Trevor Allen
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A beautiful afternoon in St. Paul. 
Mr. Trevor "Mantis" Allen, the motorcycle mechanic, is an above knee amputee. His short and somewhat fleshy stump is a challenge for all of us. We took the best care we possibly could, making him a prosthetic leg, and documented his first efforts of walking it. Bear in mind, that this is a mere 10 minutes into a process, that will take several weeks of hard work to refine. I am very proud of my friend Mantis, says Gylfi, when watching the video.

 

Mr Selwyn Frederick
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Six months has passed since Selwyn's amputation in October 2016, and as of Friday he now has two legs again. He was most happy that he was able to receive help from Attach A Leg Grenada and are very grateful to all sponsors and donors making Gylfis work possible.

 

Thank you for enabling us an independent life again!

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Valetta James

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Valetta is truly a great success story. Her spirit and confidence are an inspiration. She has now returned to her work at a child daycare center in Grand Anse.

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Shon Marshall
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Shon is a Bilateral Amputee from Gouyave. He tragically lost both legs within the course of a year due to Diabetes complications.

He is now mobile again and active.

 

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Leroy Thomas
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Leroy is a great guy. It's always a pleasure to see him. Bilateral Amputee.

 

Fabian Greenidge

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Fabian's disability is a result of a hideous assault with a cutlass by a deranged neighbor. This crime made national headlines in Grenada and the perpetrator is serving a severe prison sentence.

 

Gylfi recalls meeting Fabian. "I was driving through the neighborhood of Marion and I see this person jumping down the road on one leg with incredible speed and determination. I stopped, called him over. We introduced ourselves and he told me his story. He had lost his right leg below the knee, his left arm below the elbow as well as the thumb of his right hand. I must say his honesty, spirit and enthusiasm were quite infectious and there was no question."

 

Gyllfi found a sponsor for him locally and made him a leg pretty much immediately. Fabian is married and the father of two children."I am very proud of his achievements.He took to the prosthesis immediately with ease and now walks about like the champion that he is. He is a dear friend and his success means a lot to us."

Evelyn Williams
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Evelyn Williams can dance now as you will see following her recent fitting of a replacement leg this past month, her old prosthesis no longer fitting comfortably, bearing in mind it was over 10 years old and the latest prosthesis available then. 

 

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Albert Benjamin

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Albert has the honor being our client #2 in Grenada when we met him first in 2010.

We inexplicably lost contact after that and only re-united with him in 2022 where we were able to update his prosthesis which had served him all that time. Incredible.

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David James
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We shot this video during a trip to Carriacou where we fitted a leg for David.

It was a bit stressful as the Ferry was late to leave Grenada and our time cut short. It's all about glamour LOL !

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Kelly Philip​​
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Kelly came to Attach A leg Grenada badly limping on an old prosthetic leg, that had been made for him by the Chores team some eight or ten years ago.

 

This old leg was badly worn and ill fitting, giving Kelly considerable pain using it. He could not walk properly. Kelly is a young lad with a job and the results of our new leg for him were quite remarkable. His case is a wonderful success story. Watch the video!

James Philbert​​
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James had been waiting about 6-8 months after having his leg amputated to find the resource of Attach A Leg Grenada. Living in a home for the disabled at the north of the island in Sauteurs, he was eager to be home again in his house and reclaim his independence. With the generous support of Annie and Philip Clift of the Petit Anse Hotel, James is now back to living in his own house independently in the community.

Mr Trevor Allen
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A beautiful afternoon in St. Paul. 
Mr. Trevor "Mantis" Allen, the motorcycle mechanic, is an above knee amputee. His short and somewhat fleshy stump is a challenge for all of us. We took the best care we possibly could, making him a prosthetic leg, and documented his first efforts of walking it. Bear in mind, that this is a mere 10 minutes into a process, that will take several weeks of hard work to refine. I am very proud of my friend Mantis, says Gylfi, when watching the video.

 

Selwyn Frederick
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Six months has passed since Selwyn's amputation in October 2016, and as of Friday he now has two legs again. He was most happy that he was able to receive help from Attach A Leg Grenada and are very grateful to all sponsors and donors making Gylfis work possible.

 

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