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Veteran Vladyslav Kosiuk learns to live with prosthetic arms

Veteran of the Russo-Ukrainian War Vladyslav Kosiuk, who lost both arms due to injury, shared his recovery story. Over three years, he learned to use prosthetics, cook, engage in sports, and write with a pen.

In brief

  • Vladyslav Kosiuk lost both arms in 2023
  • Veteran learned to use prosthetics in three years
  • He can cook and engage in sports
  • Kosiuk wrote a text for the first time after injury
  • Uses a special hook for writing
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    Історія ветерана Владислава Косюка який живе з протезами рук

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    • in the wave, 6 min later

    «Цей текст я вперше написав за три роки після поранення. Цим гачком набагато зручніше, бо тут можна регулювати кут — вище або нижче», — роз…

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