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AMPUTEE TEEN LEFT WITHOUT LEGS AFTER SURVIVING SUICIDE BOMB DEFIES THE ODDS TO MODEL AND BECOME A PARALYMPIC HOPEFUL
04-10-2017
2017
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captionAn amputee teen who survived a suicide bomb is now defying the odds to model and become a Paralympic hopeful. Haven Shepherd was a baby when she lost both legs-below-the-knee from her parents committing suicide by detonating an explosive because their affair would never be legitimised. The little girl, born as Phuong Twi Do, in Vietnam, was going to be put into a shelter by her biological grandparents who were too poor pay for her medical bills and take care of her. At 20-months-old, Haven was adopted by the Shepherd family who flew 8,500 miles from Carthage in Missouri, USA, to bring the little girl home.
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captionAn amputee teen who survived a suicide bomb is now defying the odds to model and become a Paralympic hopeful. Haven Shepherd was a baby when she lost both legs-below-the-knee from her parents committing suicide by detonating an explosive because their affair would never be legitimised. The little girl, born as Phuong Twi Do, in Vietnam, was going to be put into a shelter by her biological grandparents who were too poor pay for her medical bills and take care of her. At 20-months-old, Haven was adopted by the Shepherd family who flew 8,500 miles from Carthage in Missouri, USA, to bring the little girl home.
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captionAn amputee teen who survived a suicide bomb is now defying the odds to model and become a Paralympic hopeful. Haven Shepherd was a baby when she lost both legs-below-the-knee from her parents committing suicide by detonating an explosive because their affair would never be legitimised. The little girl, born as Phuong Twi Do, in Vietnam, was going to be put into a shelter by her biological grandparents who were too poor pay for her medical bills and take care of her. At 20-months-old, Haven was adopted by the Shepherd family who flew 8,500 miles from Carthage in Missouri, USA, to bring the little girl home.
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captionAn amputee teen who survived a suicide bomb is now defying the odds to model and become a Paralympic hopeful. Haven Shepherd was a baby when she lost both legs-below-the-knee from her parents committing suicide by detonating an explosive because their affair would never be legitimised. The little girl, born as Phuong Twi Do, in Vietnam, was going to be put into a shelter by her biological grandparents who were too poor pay for her medical bills and take care of her. At 20-months-old, Haven was adopted by the Shepherd family who flew 8,500 miles from Carthage in Missouri, USA, to bring the little girl home.
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captionAn amputee teen who survived a suicide bomb is now defying the odds to model and become a Paralympic hopeful. Haven Shepherd was a baby when she lost both legs-below-the-knee from her parents committing suicide by detonating an explosive because their affair would never be legitimised. The little girl, born as Phuong Twi Do, in Vietnam, was going to be put into a shelter by her biological grandparents who were too poor pay for her medical bills and take care of her. At 20-months-old, Haven was adopted by the Shepherd family who flew 8,500 miles from Carthage in Missouri, USA, to bring the little girl home.
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captionAn amputee teen who survived a suicide bomb is now defying the odds to model and become a Paralympic hopeful. Haven Shepherd was a baby when she lost both legs-below-the-knee from her parents committing suicide by detonating an explosive because their affair would never be legitimised. The little girl, born as Phuong Twi Do, in Vietnam, was going to be put into a shelter by her biological grandparents who were too poor pay for her medical bills and take care of her. At 20-months-old, Haven was adopted by the Shepherd family who flew 8,500 miles from Carthage in Missouri, USA, to bring the little girl home.
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captionAn amputee teen who survived a suicide bomb is now defying the odds to model and become a Paralympic hopeful. Haven Shepherd was a baby when she lost both legs-below-the-knee from her parents committing suicide by detonating an explosive because their affair would never be legitimised. The little girl, born as Phuong Twi Do, in Vietnam, was going to be put into a shelter by her biological grandparents who were too poor pay for her medical bills and take care of her. At 20-months-old, Haven was adopted by the Shepherd family who flew 8,500 miles from Carthage in Missouri, USA, to bring the little girl home.
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captionAn amputee teen who survived a suicide bomb is now defying the odds to model and become a Paralympic hopeful. Haven Shepherd was a baby when she lost both legs-below-the-knee from her parents committing suicide by detonating an explosive because their affair would never be legitimised. The little girl, born as Phuong Twi Do, in Vietnam, was going to be put into a shelter by her biological grandparents who were too poor pay for her medical bills and take care of her. At 20-months-old, Haven was adopted by the Shepherd family who flew 8,500 miles from Carthage in Missouri, USA, to bring the little girl home.
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captionAn amputee teen who survived a suicide bomb is now defying the odds to model and become a Paralympic hopeful. Haven Shepherd was a baby when she lost both legs-below-the-knee from her parents committing suicide by detonating an explosive because their affair would never be legitimised. The little girl, born as Phuong Twi Do, in Vietnam, was going to be put into a shelter by her biological grandparents who were too poor pay for her medical bills and take care of her. At 20-months-old, Haven was adopted by the Shepherd family who flew 8,500 miles from Carthage in Missouri, USA, to bring the little girl home.
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captionAn amputee teen who survived a suicide bomb is now defying the odds to model and become a Paralympic hopeful. Haven Shepherd was a baby when she lost both legs-below-the-knee from her parents committing suicide by detonating an explosive because their affair would never be legitimised. The little girl, born as Phuong Twi Do, in Vietnam, was going to be put into a shelter by her biological grandparents who were too poor pay for her medical bills and take care of her. At 20-months-old, Haven was adopted by the Shepherd family who flew 8,500 miles from Carthage in Missouri, USA, to bring the little girl home.
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captionAn amputee teen who survived a suicide bomb is now defying the odds to model and become a Paralympic hopeful. Haven Shepherd was a baby when she lost both legs-below-the-knee from her parents committing suicide by detonating an explosive because their affair would never be legitimised. The little girl, born as Phuong Twi Do, in Vietnam, was going to be put into a shelter by her biological grandparents who were too poor pay for her medical bills and take care of her. At 20-months-old, Haven was adopted by the Shepherd family who flew 8,500 miles from Carthage in Missouri, USA, to bring the little girl home.
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captionAn amputee teen who survived a suicide bomb is now defying the odds to model and become a Paralympic hopeful. Haven Shepherd was a baby when she lost both legs-below-the-knee from her parents committing suicide by detonating an explosive because their affair would never be legitimised. The little girl, born as Phuong Twi Do, in Vietnam, was going to be put into a shelter by her biological grandparents who were too poor pay for her medical bills and take care of her. At 20-months-old, Haven was adopted by the Shepherd family who flew 8,500 miles from Carthage in Missouri, USA, to bring the little girl home.
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captionAn amputee teen who survived a suicide bomb is now defying the odds to model and become a Paralympic hopeful. Haven Shepherd was a baby when she lost both legs-below-the-knee from her parents committing suicide by detonating an explosive because their affair would never be legitimised. The little girl, born as Phuong Twi Do, in Vietnam, was going to be put into a shelter by her biological grandparents who were too poor pay for her medical bills and take care of her. At 20-months-old, Haven was adopted by the Shepherd family who flew 8,500 miles from Carthage in Missouri, USA, to bring the little girl home.
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captionAn amputee teen who survived a suicide bomb is now defying the odds to model and become a Paralympic hopeful. Haven Shepherd was a baby when she lost both legs-below-the-knee from her parents committing suicide by detonating an explosive because their affair would never be legitimised. The little girl, born as Phuong Twi Do, in Vietnam, was going to be put into a shelter by her biological grandparents who were too poor pay for her medical bills and take care of her. At 20-months-old, Haven was adopted by the Shepherd family who flew 8,500 miles from Carthage in Missouri, USA, to bring the little girl home.
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captionAn amputee teen who survived a suicide bomb is now defying the odds to model and become a Paralympic hopeful. Haven Shepherd was a baby when she lost both legs-below-the-knee from her parents committing suicide by detonating an explosive because their affair would never be legitimised. The little girl, born as Phuong Twi Do, in Vietnam, was going to be put into a shelter by her biological grandparents who were too poor pay for her medical bills and take care of her. At 20-months-old, Haven was adopted by the Shepherd family who flew 8,500 miles from Carthage in Missouri, USA, to bring the little girl home.
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captionAn amputee teen who survived a suicide bomb is now defying the odds to model and become a Paralympic hopeful. Haven Shepherd was a baby when she lost both legs-below-the-knee from her parents committing suicide by detonating an explosive because their affair would never be legitimised. The little girl, born as Phuong Twi Do, in Vietnam, was going to be put into a shelter by her biological grandparents who were too poor pay for her medical bills and take care of her. At 20-months-old, Haven was adopted by the Shepherd family who flew 8,500 miles from Carthage in Missouri, USA, to bring the little girl home.
