KID TOUCHING A PROSTHETIC LEG FOR THE 1ST TIME

AMPLIFE SUPPORTER NEXT TO HIS OLD CHEVY CAR

AMPLIFE SUPPORTER NEXT TO THE AMPLIFE TRUCK WITH THE LICENSE PLATE AMPLIFE

Amplife® is the curated marketplace, community and resource for Everything Disabled®.

Our Mission:

Help & empower the disabled community*

*Disability affects everybody.

Amplife® = 112

A = 1st letter
L = 12th letter

112 represents the disabled community's innerstrength, determination and resilience to break barriers everyday.

Amplife Founder Abdul Nevarez with the 1st clothing collection

Amplife® was created out of necessity by Abdul Nevarez in the Bay Area, less than 2 years after his near-fatal hit-and-run motorcycle accident on October 22nd, 2012.

The first Amplife® Clothing Collection | March 3rd, 2015

LIFE CAN CHANGE IN AN INSTANT.

Abdul was minutes from arriving home on his motorcycle, when a car swerved into his lane and caused him to crash into a pedestrian pole. He was wrapped around it with his right leg behind his head.

The car never stopped.

Abdul was airlifted to a hospital 30 miles away and immediately taken into surgery to save his life. He endured multiple surgeries for his injuries: Compound fracture of left humerus, causing brachial plexus, comminuted pelvis, and torn bladder. Thankfully, his right arm was unscathed, but his left arm and left leg have severe nerve damage. His surgeons also made sure to save his tattoos!

On the 23rd, Abdul went into surgery for compartment syndrome below his right knee to save his leg. The upper leg was dead on the 24th so they amputated his right leg above the knee to save his life. Abdul lost more than 100 units of blood, 10x the average amount humans hold; no other living person received that much blood in the hospital’s history and survived. He was in the ICU for the next 10 days, recovered in the hospital for 6 weeks, and came home just in time for Christmas!

Abdul couldn't find gear he would rock that supported the disabled community. That's when he founded Amplife® Clothing in 2014, empowering people with and without disabilities all over the world.