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Boo-Boo's New Leg

A True Story of Illness, Acceptance and Healing

Mary Garcia
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Pages
42
Year
2023
Language
English
Publisher
Gotham Books

About

In this true story Sara is ten years old. She tells the story of how her grown up friend was very sick and medicines didn't seem to help her much. Her foot was bandaged and she couldn't get around without the help of a wheelchair and crutches. Sara was saddened to see her friend in pain. Her friend needed to go to the hospital to have a special operation called an amputation to cure her illness. This was no easy operation. Though her life was forever changed, she inspired hope and positivity in those around her with the greatest gifts one can have- laughter and friendship.



A note from the author:
Please use this book as a tool to engage children in a discussion about what can happen during illness, treatment and recovery. Sometimes the most difficult medical choices can bring about the healing of not only one's body but one's inner self as well. One's life can be just a fulfilling after an amputation as it was before and a good sense of humor IS the best medicine of all. My very good friend handled her own amputation in this way and I hope that her story will inspire those who may experience this life changing situation.

Related Subjects

  • Diseases, Illnesses & Injuries
  • Health & Daily Living
  • Juvenile Nonfiction

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