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2:24Now PlayingA year after receiving one of the most detailed face transplants ever, Mississippi firefighter Pat Hardison is speaking out about how it changed his life. "I was alive before but I wasn't living before the transplant," he told Inside Edition after a press conference in Manhattan. In 2001, he was battling a house fire when the walls collapsed on him, leaving him badly burned. He received the $1 million transplant from a donor name David Rodebaugh, who lost his life in a bike accident in 2015. #InsideEdition
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