There’s a moment many amputees reach—sometimes early on, sometimes years into sockets—when they realize something important:  a “good enough” prosthetic fit isn’t good enough for the life they want to live. For Tony, that realization came more than once. Through volume fluctuations, recurring ulcers, repeated check sockets, and countless wound care visits, one thing became clear: the fit wasn’t keeping up with his body—or his goals. But Tony’s story isn’t about frustration. It’s about momentum. Instead of settling, Tony got specific about his needs. He asked better questions, did the research, and ultimately advocated for a solution that aligned with how his body actually behaves—even when that meant changing providers.…