Aron Ralston first caught the public’s attention in 2003 when a climbing accident forced him to amputate his own right arm. Today, Ralston is internationally known for having climbed all of Colorado’s 14,000-foot peaks.
Supporting Athletes with Disabilities
Plastics Make it Possible helped raise nearly $50,000 for Athletes with Disabilities Network (ADN), which provides services and mentorship for disabled athletes across the country.
Plastics Help Amputees Participate In Sports
Modern prosthetic limbs are lighter, stronger, and more life-like than ever before – thanks in part to plastics. Many designers are creating innovative prostheses specifically for amputees who wish to continue to lead active lives.
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Athletes with Disabilities
Ronnie Dickson, who has been an above the knee amputee for five years,has excelled in sports, specifically rock climbing. Ronnie…
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Athletes with Disabilities
Sports have always been my passion. My athletic career started early when I began swimming competitively at the YMCA in…
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Athletes with Disabilities
Thank you for your support of the Plastics Make it PossibleSM campaign to raise money for the Athletes with Disabilities…
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