A Woman Creates Unusual Dolls for Handicapped Children. The Dolls Have Scars, Prosthesis and Other Imperfections

    Amy Jandrisevits is an American artist who worked as a social assistant in pediatric oncology unit. One day she came up with an idea.

    A Woman Creates Unusual Dolls for Handicapped Children. The Dolls Have Scars, Prosthesis and Other Imperfections
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    Dolls with a special mission

    The woman started creating dolls for handicapped children as well as those with rare medical conditions. The toys look like their young owners. Some of them have got artificial legs, others have got various scars. Thanks to these dolls the children do not feel like they aren't much different from the rest of the world. Moreover, they help them understand the world better, handle stress and get on with their peers. The kids win far more self-confidence and realize that they are special.

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    Toys with scars

    Amy does her best to make the doll resemble its future owner. She has learnt how to make fake scars and marks.

    The toys costs $100 including delivery. Amy also raises funds so that she can make the toys and deliver them free of charge for the children in need.

    #1 Perfectly copied hands

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    #2 An albino doll

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    #3 A doll in a wheelchair

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    #4 Callie with her doll

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    #5 Superheroes

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    #6 Luke with his toy

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    #7 A Christmas gift

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    #8 A doll with a prosthetic leg

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    #9 With an eye patch

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    #10 A doll with a face stain

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    #11 Little Matilda Jane with her toy

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    What do you think about these dolls?
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