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Oh no worries, @kapow! We all learn something new every day here in Connect! That’s why it’s great to ask questions and also impart wisdom we’ve garnered along the way with our own life journeys. ☺️

I’m so sorry to hear about your dad losing his legs from arteriosclerosis. How awful for him. Was this a slow progression with loss of circulation?

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Only Six months between amputations. His feet were swollen more than twice or three times their normal size and an infection set in. Happened over about a year. He was in awful pain. He lived about 5 years after the double amputation in the DVA hospital. (His death was not related to the atherosclerosis. Instead it was prostate cancer that had metastasized and was in his bones.)