Part 2 of "Aimee's Odyssey," Aimee Copeland's Personal Journey, coming Sunday

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In last Sunday's Personal Journey feature, the AJC's Gracie Bonds Staples shared the incredible story of how Aimee Copeland started rebuilding her life after a freak accident and horrible infection left her a multiple amputee. Coming this Sunday, part two of Aimee's Odyssey.

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