Published 2 years ago

Different, not broken, Morris teen says new weightlifting prosthetic 'changed my life'

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Alex Manna was born without his left hand and forearm. The 16-year-old from Montville, New Jersey, plays basketball and lacrosse. Manna uses a prosthetic fired by nerve impulses in his brain to lift weights. The device was funded by Massachusetts-based Born to Run Foundation.

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Different, not broken, Morris teen says new weightlifting prosthetic 'changed my life'

Alex Manna, 16, was born without a left hand or forearm. But a high-tech prosthetic from the Born to Run Foundation has helped him follow his passion.

2 years ago·Parsippany- Troy Hills, United States

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