Amputees Quote by Rick Riordan

“I once saw a show about an amputee who lost his leg and still feels it. He actually wakes up at night to scratch…

— Sophie Jordan

“It's not easy losing someone," she said. "It never goes away, does it?" "The Phantom Pain, they call it," I said. "Like amputees get…

— John Boyne

“She suffered from the opposite of "phantom limb" syndrome; something essential appeared to be present, but it was not.”

— Amy Bloom

I have heard sometimes that men who lose an arm of a leg still feel that pain in those limbs, though they are gone,'…

— Cassandra Clare

Amputees suffer pains, cramps, itches in the leg that is no longer there. That is how she felt without him, feeling his presence where…

— Gabriel Garcia Marquez

“leg in an amputee. Over the centuries, medical treatment had become quite adept at fixing parts of the body that were broken: a shattered…

— John Burley

“A phantom pain lanced through his ribs, brutally violent and nauseating. His knees buckled. Not pain from a wound of his—but another’s. No. No,…

— Sarah J. Maas

“Amputees suffer itches, cramps and even severe pains in a leg that is no longer there. It can be the same with love...”

— José N. Harris

“Amnesia was a soldier's best friend, and luckily, it could be taught. Missing limbs still ache, but missing memories never do.”

— Alex London

“the thirty-some years since then, his mind had eliminated that experience from his memory. He remembered it as if he’d read it in a…

— Isabel Allende

“I fell into unconsciousness reflecting rather abstractly that I'd never even known that there were two bones in a man's forearm.”

— Mark Lawrence

“The heart did ache, actually. She felt a dull grind of lack somewhere near her diaphragm, a pain that occupied the space of something…

— Sylvia Brownrigg