'It's just wonderful': Amputee kids get running prostheses at Sandy event
Around two dozen amputee children were outfitted with recreational prostheses at a Sandy event Saturday from Running is a Right and Shriner Children's.
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Around two dozen amputee children were outfitted with recreational prostheses at a Sandy event Saturday from Running is a Right and Shriner Children's.
Born with a rare condition that left him without bones in his legs, 3-year-old Solomon Duncan is on the move with help from the partnership between Kentucky Children's Hospital and Shriners Children's.