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Tag Archives: Milford
New Prosthesis Helps 10 Year Old Bicyclist – 3D Printing STEM Project – Milford, NH
Morgan Peterson was born without the lower portion of her left arm. The limb tapers to slim roundness just below the elbow. She was 6 months old when fitted with her first prosthetic, courtesy of Shriners Hospitals. Four more have … Continue reading →
