August 9, 2016
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1:14Now Playing2-year-old Harmonie Allen was gifted with a special 'American Girl' doll named Rebecca. The doll is just like her. They both don't have arms or legs. Just days after taking her first steps, Harmonie lost her limbs while battling meningitis. At only 11-months-old she became a quadruple amputee. Despite no hands, she's learning to play music and draw. Her mom hopes the doll will help Harmonie understand why she needs prosthetics and so she can have a friend with a similar disability. #InsideEdition
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