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1:11Now Playing5-year-old Jude Hill was already unstoppable, despite losing both feet in a horrific lawnmower accident when he was just a toddler. Now, thanks to two new carbon fiber blades, and the charitable efforts of a Boston Marathon bombing survivor, he can run like the wind. The high-tech limbs, which can cost from $30,000 to $40,000, came courtesy of the Heather Abbott Foundation, run by a Boston Marathon bombing victim who lost part of a leg in the 2013 bombing attacks at the race's finish line. #InsideEdition
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