Phil F.

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I've been an amputee for ten years now.

I have to go about things a little differently than before I lost my leg.

Nate treats me like family when I'm here. He treats me like I'm the most important person here—I love working with Nate.

You could do everything you can as you did before. It just takes a little more effort and time.

I do things a little differently, but I still hunt, fish, and work on my hotrod and everything.

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