Amputee Surfers Non Profit Organization

A Non-Profit Organization made up of amputees, those related to amputees, and those who work with amputees and others with disabilities.

“We Promote, Inspire, Educate, and Rehabilitate (PIER) those with disabilities through Adaptive Surfing and other fun safe outdoor activities that all can participate in. “ is the head line on the website http://ampsurf.org/

Providing support to those with disabilities to help achieve their goals no matter what those goals may be.

Also providing feedback to Medical staff, Therapist, and Manufactures of prosthetic devices for enhancing design and performance of prosthetic equipment in sports and everyday life.

This really is an inspiring organisation.

Foundered by:

rodney Rodney Roller

Rodney has been riding a great board donated to him by check out the image of rodney at their site on this intense board and click on Aviso to see all their great products.

“Thanks Aviso you guys Rock!!!!”

John Hollingsead

Certified Prosthetist-Orthotist

TWO LOCATIONS:

8260 Morro Road
Atascadero, CA 93422
(805) 466-1296 Fax (805) 466-9504

310 S. Halcyon Road, Suite 104
Arroyo Grande, CA 93420
(805) 481-9666

Dana Dana Cummings

I grew up in rural Maine in a little town called East Livermore. I served six years in the Marine Corps, serving in Operations Desert Shield and
Desert Storm. I graduated from Thomas College in Waterville, Maine in 1999 with a Bachelor’s Degree in Software Engineering. I live in San Luis Obispo, California, I’m 38 years old, a father of four, and engaged to be married in October to a wonderful woman named Rebecca.

I lost my leg 5 1/2 years ago on August 9, 2002 due to injuries sustained in a automobile accident on August 6, 2002.

greg Greg Birkholz

I have been an amputee since March of 2001. I finally got the Harley Davidson I had dreamed of, only to wreck it six months later. I veered across the double yellow lines doing 60 plus. Only one problem? There was a Ford pick-up driving at 45 plus on the on-coming side. I landed in the bed of the truck. Amazingly, here I am to share this story. I broke legs, both arms, my nose, my hip, and suffered brain and lung contusions. To top it all off I developed a blood clot during surgery, which stopped in my lower vena cava (heart). About a week later, the doctor informed me it would be in my best interests to amputate my right leg below the knee.

With over 2 million amputees in US alone and a further 380 thousand expected over the next year this organisation has a lot to do.

Please be generous and keep organizations growing and serving your community.

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