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1:11Now PlayingMost babies start walking at 9 to 12-months-old but this nearly two year old is just talking his first steps. Last year, Taylor Marshall got sick with meningitis. At that point, doctors believed the boy only had a few more hours to live. They ended up amputating his left leg and the fingers and toes on his right foot after they turned black. He was then fitted with a prosthetic. One year later, Taylor's come a long way. He's just like any other toddler playing with toys. #InsideEdition
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