Heartwarming Moment: Toddler's Reaction to a Doll Just Like Her

UK: Two-year-old Rose Harmony was only 11 months old when she was diagnosed with meningitis, and doctors had to amputate her upper and lower limbs. The fact that she survived the difficult surgeries makes Rose Harmony a 'medical miracle'.

Nowadays, she functions with prosthetic limbs but feels 'happy' in part, thanks to a special doll made just for her: a doll with amputated limbs and prosthetics. "When Rose Harmony saw the doll for the first time, she pointed and said, 'She's just like me.' It brought us so much joy because we knew from now on she 'wasn't alone'."

The unique dolls are made by a British company that took up the challenge, deciding to produce amputee dolls free of charge so that children with limb differences don't feel so alienated or strange due to their disabilities. "It's important for society to recognize our children as integral parts of it. This doll is Rose Harmony's best friend, and she's very loved in our home."