US EditionRare Disease Cost A Nebraska Woman Her Leg. Now She’s Competing For A National Golf Championship.
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Rare Disease Cost A Nebraska Woman Her Leg. Now She’s Competing For A National Golf Championship.
Nebraskan Mandi Sedlak competes at the 2024 U.S. Adaptive Open in Newton, Kan. Sedlak made the cut to compete in the 2025 tournament, taking place in early July in Maryland.(Courtesy of USGA) Jim Sedlak, is a board certified orthotist and prosthetist, first met his wife, Mandi Sedlak, a week before she underwent an amputation of her lower right leg. At her doctor’s invitation, Jim Sedlak observed the procedure. He hasn’t witnessed another amputa…
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