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A Publication of the Amputee Coalition of AmericaExpectations - Parenting Children and Teens With Limb Differences (cover image)

Expectations

Parenting Children and Teens With Limb Differences

Expectations: Parenting Children and Teens with Limb Differences is a publication for parents and caregivers of young amputees. This comprehensive resource guide addresses a variety of topics of interest to parents, including adjustment issues, prosthetics, funding, peer support, advocacy, insurance reimbursement, technology, and prevention of secondary conditions. It also includes several useful resource lists and links to other youth organizations.

 

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Also available in Spanish / También disponible en español

 

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The National Limb Loss Information Center does not support, or take position on, pending legislation or legislative proposals. The views expressed in Expectations do not necessarily reflect those of the Amputee Coalition of America or the National Limb Loss Information Center, nor does Expectations endorse any specific technology, company or device. Consumers are urged to consult with their healthcare providers before making any purchasing decisions involving their care.


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Last updated: 06/29/2009
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