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Youth inMotion....a magazine with YOU in mind!
A Publication of the National Limb Loss Information Center

 

youth inMotion cover graphicVOLUME 3, ISSUE 2 - JUNE 2004

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In this issue....

Pet Essay Contest

Learning to Be Myself

Poetry & Artwork Contest!

Amputees Across America

Attention Young Baseball Enthusiasts!

National Ability Center Summer Programs

Chris Coy – Racquetball Player

Parent Support Network

Putting the Patient at Ease

2004 Summer Camps

bio-fit Update

Six Things a Teen Driver Should Never Be Without

ACA has discontinued the print version of youth inMotion. This publication has been replaced by YAZ, our online eZine. Click here to visit the YAZ Web site! For Youth Activity Program information call toll-free: 1-888/AMP-KNOW, or e-mail: yapinfo@amputee-coalition.org.


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Last updated: 11/17/2009
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