Climbing beyond limits, the journey of amputees on Cayambe Volcano

Kyante Story shares his journey of overcoming adversity after losing his leg in Afghanistan. He emphasizes the importance of prosthetic and orthotic care and how being active became his therapy. He participates in the Ecuador Climbing for Range of Motion project, aiming to inspire others and highlight the significance of proper care. The climb up Kayambe Volcano is both a physical challenge and a metaphor for personal growth, showing that nothing is impossible.

What was Kyante Story's initial emotional response after his injury?

• He felt relieved and happy.

• He felt lost and confused.

• He was indifferent to the situation.

• He immediately felt inspired.

What is the main goal of the Range of Motion project in Ecuador?

• To provide financial aid to amputees.

• To offer prosthetic and orthotic care to countries lacking resources.

• To organize recreational activities for locals.

• To build new hospitals in rural areas.

How many amputees are participating in the climb of Ambe volcano?

• 10

• 13

• 11

• 12

What is a crucial factor for successfully summiting Kayambe Volcano?

• Waiting for the right weather conditions.

• Using the latest technology.

• Climbing at night.

• Having a large team.

What does Kyante hope participants will learn from the climb?

• That the summit is the only goal.

• That they can do anything they want to.

• That climbing is easy.

• That teamwork is unnecessary.