ACurtis Grimsley is a 45-year-old amputee who used to work on the 70th floor of the World Trade Center. For the past year, he’s been wearing an ultra-high-tech prosthetic: an artificial leg controlled by computer chips, the first of its kind in the world. And before September 11, he was grateful simply for the “normalcy” that leg had restored to his life.
Now, he says, it’s the only reason he’s alive at all.
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