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Our primary reason for Parenting Children with Limb Differences (PCWLD) is to CONNECT with parents - especially moms - who have children with a limb difference. We hope that you can find some comfort, validation, empathy and community here.
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- Jul 13, 2026
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How Community Engagement Transforms Lives: Inside Our Season 3 Highlights (opens the original)
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Experience the transformative power of community, connection, and support in the season finale of the Limb Difference Collective podcast. From inspiring stories at events like Brookfield Zoo’s Limb Loss Awareness Month gathering to groundbreaking programs like Hugs in a Box, this episode reveals how every effort is creating real change for families and individuals with limb differences. Discover how volunteer-led initiatives, innovative outreach, and heartfelt storytelling are shaping a more inc
Inside the GLASA Gala: Athletes, Community, and the People Who Make It Happen (opens the original)
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This episode is a unique one! Ali & Kari at The Parenting Children With Limb Differences podcast was invited to the GLASA Gala this past April - and we weren't going to pass that up. Kari also serves as a swim coach with GLASA (Great Lakes Adaptive Sports Association), and her daughter is one of the athletes so being welcomed into this space to capture real conversations from the night felt like a natural fit. GLASA is one of the incredible adaptive sports resources right here in the Chicagoland
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