10/29/2026
No tricks here, let’s bust some AMC myths. ❌
Halloween is full of things that are meant to be spooky, but misconceptions about Arthrogryposis Multiplex Congenita (AMC)? Those are worth clearing up. 🎃
Because sometimes the biggest barriers aren’t physical. They’re assumptions.
❌ Assuming a child can’t do something before giving them the chance to try.
❌ Assuming helping always means stepping in.
❌ Assuming different movement means less ability.
❌ Assuming independence has to look the same for everyone.
It doesn’t.
Children with AMC may move differently, use adaptive equipment, need support in certain areas, or find completely different ways to accomplish the same goal.
And that’s exactly why understanding matters. The more we replace assumptions with curiosity, patience, and inclusion, the more room we give children to show us what they’re capable of.
So this spooky season, we’re leaving the myths behind and making room for something better:
💛 More understanding.
💛 More inclusion.
💛 More opportunities to try.
💛 More celebrating different ways of doing things.
Because the truth is a lot less scary than the assumptions.
Ask before assuming.
Include before excluding.
And let kids show you what they can do. 🫶🏻