Double Hip Disarticulation

Can a double hip disarticulation patient walk with prosthetics?

If both of their entire legs are gone, how hard would it be to walk, and what kind of gaint would they have?

I would say no - and they would probably be confined to a wheelchair for mobility

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A River in May List Price: $16.95 Sale Price: $13.22 You save: $3.73 (22%)   Eligible for free shipping! Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours See Reviews For This Product Description What happens when a bunch of murderous gringos are let loose on a developing country? We all saw Apocalypse Now. We've read the fiction. Yet few films or books identify even a single Vietnamese by name. Thee million Vietnamese were killed in the American war - half the Jewish Holocaust. This is a story of that war, which questions how far one individual will go to right the wrongs of his country before betraying his fellow soldiers and comrades.

Amputation on request Sale Price: $19.95   Eligible for free shipping! Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours See Reviews For This Product Description Did you know that there are people who want to have a disability? Most of them want an amputation. They are called wannabes. During the last years they had so many different names; Apotemnophile, BDD, BIID. . . Did you know that there are people attracted to disability & amputees. They are called devotees. Alex, the writer of this book explains more about his investigations and meetings with wannabes and admirers of amputees. Some people think that Alex is also a wannabe. Is he? -And what does he think about them? . Alex met a lot of devotees, mostly female admirers and tell his stories about relations he had with them. Some Chinese man even pay a woman to become an amputee. What is a wannabe, what is a need-to-be, why are some people pretenders? You all will find it out in this book, written by Alex who is a triple amputee (this is the POCKET version - also available in A5)