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Article content Sophia Carlson is 12 years old. She was born without a left arm, but that hasn’t held her back. “That’s just how she was made,” said her mom, Susan Carlson. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. War Amps Key Tag program supports Sudbury amputee Sophia Carlson Back to video Sophia was first fitted with an artificial limb when she was 10 months old. “She uses it to skip, horseback ride, play the ukulele. She just got a new skipping rope attachment this week. We try to get her into as many opportunities as we can.”

Article content EXETER – The War Amps began its 2021 key tag mailing to Exeter residents last week with the theme “You Are a Part of What We Do,” marking the 75 th anniversary of the Association’s Key Tag Service and paying tribute to the public for helping make it a success. In the letter accompanying the key tags, parents Tracie and Jeremy describe how The War Amps has supported their family from the day their daughter, Michaela Blakslee, was born missing part of her left arm, as well as some fingers and toes. We apologize, but this video has failed to load.

Strathroy, ON, Canada / 105.7 Strathroy Today Apr 30, 2021 7:50 AM The War Amps begins its 2021 key tag mailing to Strathroy residents this week with the theme “You Are a Part of What We Do”, marking the 75th anniversary of the Association’s Key Tag Service and paying tribute to the public for helping make it a success. In the letter accompanying the key tags, parents Tracie and Jeremy describe how The War Amps has supported their family, from the day their daughter, Michaela Blakslee, was born missing part of her left arm, as well as some fingers and toes. Michaela receives financial a...

Article content The War Amps begins its 2021 key tag mailing to Tillsonburg residents this week with the theme ‘You Are a Part of What We Do,’ marking the 75th anniversary of the Association’s Key Tag Service and paying tribute to the public for helping make it a success. In the letter accompanying the key tag mailings, Newmarket area parents Tracie and Jeremy describe how The War Amps has supported their family, from the day their daughter, Michaela Blakslee, was born missing part of her left arm, as well as some fingers and toes. We apologize, but this video has failed to load.

The Canadian War Amps are celebrating the 75th anniversary of their Key Tag Program. Photo: CWA The Canadian War Amps (CWA) are celebrating the 75th anniversary of their Key Tag Program. This year’s theme is “You Are a Part of What We Do” which aims to celebrate everyone who helps make the program successful. Jaime Lunn, CWA Public Awareness Officer says “The program often leads to people donating to our organization which enables us to operate our programs that help amputees around the country.” The Key Tag program works by sending out small tags you can attach to a keychain, in th...