Why does a shift lead with an amputated arm not wear a prosthetic? This is at the local Chick-fil-A that I deliver from for Doordash. (Crosspost: r/Amputee)
I don't think I'll say his first name because someone here who works at the one Chick-fil-A in my city could tip him off about my post. But he's the one employee there with an amputated arm. I see him on a regular basis because I deliver from there (alongside dozens of other restaurants) for Doordash.
If I had an amputation, I'd be embarrassed to show this to the public, so I'd get a prosthetic arm ASAP. So why doesn't the Chick-fil-A shift lead get a prosthetic arm? Chick-fil-A employees get good health insurance from their employer, right?
He still has his upper arm; he's amputated at the elbow.
Crosspost: https://www.reddit.com/r/amputee/s/Y3QGoFYIEE
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