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Patient Spotlight- Alison Shapiro | Tips On Overcoming Injury

Patient Spotlight- Alison Shapiro | Tips On Overcoming Injury

by Holden Russell | Jul 2, 2024 | Patient & Caregiver, Professional

Alison Shapiro can be described as many things. On the surface she is a decorated and experienced mindfulness teacher as well as the Author of Healing into Possibility: The Transformational Lessons of a Stroke. In her life she has helped hundreds of people in their...
2024 Adaptive Golf Season: Outing at First Tee in Downtown Richmond – 04/17

2024 Adaptive Golf Season: Outing at First Tee in Downtown Richmond – 04/17

by Holden Russell | May 2, 2024 | Patient & Caregiver

On Wednesday April 17th, 2024 The Mission Gait Foundation held its first Adaptive Golf Group event of the season at the First Tee in Downtown Richmond, Va. In attendance were Gene Day (left leg below knee amputee), Mike East (left leg below knee amputee), and Jack...
Walking Free Fundraises for Solomon Islands Project

Walking Free Fundraises for Solomon Islands Project

by Holden Russell | Aug 30, 2022 | Uncategorized

Written by: Holden Russell Walking Free, the international division of Mission Gait, held a fundraiser Saturday, August 20th, at their container build-out location in Richmond, VA. The fundraiser was for their Solomon Islands project, where they are building and...
Walking Free’s Solomon Islands Project – A Prosthetic and Orthotic Lab inside of a shipping container!

Walking Free’s Solomon Islands Project – A Prosthetic and Orthotic Lab inside of a shipping container!

by Holden Russell | Aug 15, 2022 | Walking Free

Written by: Holden Russell Motivation Australia estimates hundreds of prosthetics are needed in the Solomons to address a diabetes crisis but it said there was no way to make them locally. The Pacific suffers from high rates of diabetes related amputations and health...
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