Eleven-year-old Abdul-Rahman al-Nashash’s bone has outgrown his prosthetic leg.

His doctors told him to stop wearing it, and he wears it anyway.

An amputated child’s bone keeps growing and the limb does not, while Israel restricts the parts and materials needed to make and repair them.

He awaits a third surgery, and his mother expects him to need one every year.

How each outlet framed it
Mondoweiss leans critical
centers a single child's prosthetic story, a boy hiding limps to avoid stigma, to show annual surgeries required as bone grows

Sources: Mondoweiss