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Alex Böhmer Trains After Amputation in Troisdorf: "At the Beginning I Couldn't Even Stand by myself."

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After his amputation, Alex Böhmer couldn't even stand free-handed, today he makes 36,000 steps a day with his prosthesis, works again as a flight attendant and shares his everyday life on social media. How a training center in Troisdorf helped him back into his old life.

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Alex Böhmer Trains After Amputation in Troisdorf: "At the Beginning I Couldn't Even Stand by myself."

After his amputation, Alex Böhmer couldn't even stand free-handed, today he makes 36,000 steps a day with his prosthesis, works again as a flight attendant and shares his everyday life on social media. How a training center in Troisdorf helped him back into his old life.

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ga.de broke the news on Sunday, July 26, 2026.
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