Although not an amputee, he came to realize the issues are the much the same for each patient--a need for speciality products, lifestyle changes, physical therapy and psychological and physical burdens. Addressing those issues became the pinnacle for a life's mission.
"All these people are asking questions, the same questions, over and over," Mr. Yanke said. "Every amputee doesn't have to reinvent the wheel."
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