Getting used to below knee leg prosthetics can take time, especially during the early stages of recovery. Walking, standing for long periods, using stairs, and getting comfortable with different surfaces may all feel different at first. Many people gradually develop their own routines for wearing and caring for their prosthesis. If you've been using below knee leg prosthetics, what part of everyday life took the longest to adjust to? What practical lesson helped you feel more comfortable?
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