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7-Year-Old Girl Doesn't Let Having Amputated Legs Stop Her From Being a Gymnast
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1:14Now PlayingSeven-year-old Autumn Fought has no legs. And she doesn't care. "I don't think she sees herself as handicapped," her mom, Brandi, told InsideEdition.com Wednesday. "I think she sees herself as special." Autumn suffered a stroke in utero, which left her with paralyzed legs that began to atrophy as she grew to be toddler. Surgeons had to amputate her limbs just above the knees. But that's never stopped her from doing what she wanted, her mother says. And that includes being a gymnast. #InsideEdition
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