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Sefydlwyd LIMB\-art yn 2018 gan y cyn\-nofiwr Paralympaidd sydd wedi ennill medalau, Mark Williams a'i wraig Rachael.


Collodd Mark ran isaf ei goes pan oedd yn ifanc ar ôl damwain wrth feicio adref o'r ysgol. Yn benderfynol o lwyddo, aeth ymlaen i fod yn athletwr elît, gan ennill medalau yn y pwll yng Ngemau Paralympaidd Seoul ym 1988 a Phencampwriaethau Miami World ym 1989\.


Yn sgil dymuniad aruthrol Mark i gefnogi defnyddwyr prosthetig i godi eu hunanhyder, sefydlodd LIMB\-art ym Mylchau, Conwy.


Mae'r gorchuddion coes prosthetig wedi'u dylunio a'u datblygu gan ddefnyddio'r prosesau digidol diweddaraf a chant eu gwneud o neilon gradd uchel cadarn, y gellir ei ailgylchu.


Mae'r cwmni wedi cael cymorth gan Lywodraeth Cymru, gan gynnwys cymorth i adnabod dosbarthwyr a gwerthwyr posibl yn Ewrop ac Unol Daleithiau America.


Roedd Mark hefyd yn aelod o’r panel yng nghynhadledd Archwilio Allforio Cymru Llywodraeth Cymru, a gynhaliwyd yn y Gogledd yn gynharach eleni.


Dywedodd Gweinidog Gogledd Cymru, Lesley Griffiths:



> "Mae hon yn stori wirioneddol ysbrydoledig sydd wedi arwain at Mark, Rachael a'r tîm yn LIMB\-art i gefnogi defnyddwyr prostheteg a helpu i fagu eu hyder.
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> "Mae'r gwaith sy'n digwydd yn y cwmni ym Mylchau yn drawiadol iawn ac mae ei ymroddiad a'i awydd i gynhyrchu'r cynhyrchion gorau i'w cwsmeriaid yn wych i'w gweld.
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> "Mae hefyd yn wych gweld y busnes yn ffynnu mewn rhan wledig o Gymru a rhoi hwb i'r economi.
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> "Rwy'n falch bod Llywodraeth Cymru wedi gallu cefnogi LIMB\-art, yn enwedig wrth geisio cael mynediad i farchnadoedd dramor, ac rwy'n dymuno'r gorau iddo yn ei dyheadau yn y dyfodol i weld y busnes yn parhau i dyfu."


Dywedodd Mark Williams:



> "Yn LIMB\-art, nid creu prostheteg yn unig ydym ni; rydyn ni'n creu dyfodol mwy disglair ar gyfer trychedigion.
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> "Mae pob gorchudd coes rydyn ni'n ei ddylunio yn dyst o gadernid, yn symbol o’r posibiliadau, ac yn ddatganiad hyderus o hunanfynegiant. Nid yw'n ymwneud â'r hyn rydych chi'n ei golli; mae'n ymwneud â'r hyn rydych chi'n ei ddarganfod ynoch chi sy'n diffinio pwy ydych chi mewn gwirionedd."







Translation:


 
LIMB\-art was founded in 2018 by former Paralympic swimmer and medallist, Mark Williams and his wife Rachael.


Mark lost his lower leg at a young age after an accident whilst riding his bike home from school. His determination to succeed saw him go on to become an elite athlete, winning medals in the pool at the 1988 Seoul Paralympics and 1989 Miami World Championships.


Mark’s overwhelming desire to support prosthetic users raise their self\-confidence saw LIMB\-art established in Bylchau, Conwy.


The prosthetic leg covers are designed and developed using the latest digital processes and are made from a robust high\-grade nylon, which can be recycled.


The company has received support from the Welsh Government including help to identify potential distributors and sales in Europe and the United States of America.


Mark was also a panellist at the Welsh Government’s Explore Export Wales, North Wales conference earlier this year.


North Wales Minister Lesley Griffiths said:



> “This is truly an inspiring story which has led to Mark, Rachael and the team at LIMB\-art being able to support prosthetic users and help build their confidence.
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> “The work which takes place at the company in Bylchau is very impressive and their dedication and desire to produce the best products for their customers is fantastic to see.
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> “It’s also great to see the business thriving in a rural part of Wales and boosting the economy.
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> “I am pleased the Welsh Government has been able to support LIMB\-art, especially in looking to access markets abroad, and I wish them the very best in their future aspirations to see the business continue to grow."


Mark Williams said:



> At LIMB\-art, we're not just creating prosthetics; we're crafting a brighter future for amputees.
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> “Every leg cover we design is a testament to resilience, an ode to possibilities, and a bold statement of self\-expression. It's not about what you lose; it's about what you find within you that truly defines who you are.