Justine has been volunteering for Camp No Limits since 2015, and has been a volunteer and mentor in multiple locations. She first heard about camp right before she started school for orthotics and prosthetics and instantly wanted to get involved. Justine was born with PFFD and is an above knee amputee.  She has upper limb differences as well. Growing up Justine always wished there was a program like this where she could go and know that she was not alone. She hopes to help and inspire younger campers to accomplish whatever they set their minds to do. She also enjoys crafting, sewing, adaptive sports, going to the beach, spending time with her friends and family.  She loves to try new things and meet new people. 

Bella is a quadruple amputee and has been attending camp for about 7 years now.  When she was 8 years old she got sick from streptococcus pneumonia which caused her amputations. She is now a freshman at UMass Boston studying nursing. Bella enjoys painting, arts and crafts, dancing.  She has a painting page where she posts pictures of her art and sells it to raise money for camp. 

Adrienne is a 24 years old living in Columbus, Ohio where she works as an epidemiologist, but she was born and raised in Maine. She has been a below-knee amputee her whole life. Adrienne began attending Camp No Limits in 2004 when she was only 8 years old and immediately fell in love. Camp No Limits has brought her close friends and family that have watched her grow up from camper to adult mentor.  This is her first CNL Texas experience, she’s very excited to meet tons of new people and hopefully see you all in person next year. Her favorite hobbies are cooking/baking, dancing, traveling, and spending time with her pet cats. A fun fact about Adrienne is that she can juggle and ride a unicycle!

Karen Hendrick began participating in Camp No Limits in 2010, after an excellent prosthetic course in Chicago given by Kevin Carroll CP. Karen graduated from PT school in 1983 and immediately began work in physical medicine and rehabilitation. After working closely with a 14 y/o bilateral below knee amputee, Karen was inspired by the drive, courage and success this young girl achieved. The world of prosthetics has grown immensely since that time and CNL has allowed me to continue to see that passion and growth in limb loss individuals. Karen has continued to practice PT in the acute rehabilitation setting and has currently relocated to sunny St Petersburg, Florida. Karen loves watching campers and families learn from one another and conquer physical challenges they never dreamed possible. “CNL gives back so much more to me than I could ever give”.

My name is Janey and I am a Physical Therapist. I received my Bachelor's degree from Syracuse University in 2013 and graduated with my Doctoral degree from Quinnipiac University in 2016. I am from Needham, MA and am currently working full-time at an outpatient clinic where I see patients across the lifespan with various diagnoses. My first Camp No Limits was Florida camp in 2015 and I assisted with planning the 1st camp at Quinnipiac. I have also been to camp in California, Maine, Maryland and Missouri. A few of my favorite things about camp are meeting the amazing campers and families, watching everyone try new things, hearing what everyone says their favorite part of camp was on the last day and of course watching everyone work hard during the PT sessions!