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Amanda Boxtel
Bridging Bionics

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1. Who came up with the design?

2. How long does it take for a full recovery?

3. Did it feel weird to be in a bionic suit?

4. How much money does bionic suits cost?

5. How many hours a day should they go to therapy?

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WHY THE HERO GOT STARTED WITH THE FOUNDATION 

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WHY THE HERO GOT STARTED WITH THE FOUNDATION 

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Amanda started the Bridging Bionics foundation because she ended up paralyzed. She knew that she could recover from this tragic event. Later on, she found out about bionic exoskeleton suits. Soon, Amanda started recovering from her paralysis. Amanda was guilty about how people could not access them easily. Eventually, she started the foundation.

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~  Bridging Bionics therapeutic sessions are free to low cost.

~ The therapist works one-on-one with clients.

~ In about a year she has made over 130,000 steps.

~ While working with the bionic exoskeleton suit, it decreases  chronic pain.

~ Bridging bionics works with anyone that has mobility issues.

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1. "There wasn't the technology we have today.  So, I had to figure out a lot for myself. I started my own fitness regimen and found my new life."

2. "Disabling can be socially isolating, and we are about bridging community, getting people out of their homes and engaging."

3. "Human bodies are meant to stand and walk."

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To get involved, visit Bridging Bionics website to help and donate.

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Donate Now - Bridging Bionics Foundation

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While Bridging Bionics Foundation will gladly accept wire transfers, the use of wire transfers can incur substantial fees to the donor. However, if you would like to make such a transfer, please contact the Executive Director at (970) 379-0721.

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Dunn, Meghan. “Bionic Woman Helps Others Thrive after Paralysis.” CNN, Cable News Network, 10 Dec. 2018, www.cnn.com/2018/04/12/health/cnnheroes-amanda-boxtel-bridging-bionics/index.html.