Georgia Student Fighting Flesh-Eating Disease After Zip Line Injury

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A Georgia lady is fighting for her life after constrictive flesh-eating illness during a zip line accident.
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Aimee <span>Copeland</span>, a 24-year aged master’s tyro during a <span>University of West Georgia</span>, hopped on a homemade zip line during a kayaking outing with friends in <span>Carrollton, Ga.</span> But a line broke, slicing a indenture in Copeland’s left calf and introducing a life-threatening infection that on Friday claimed her left leg and partial of her abdomen.
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“It’s a spectacle she done it past Friday night,” Copeland’s father, Andy, <a href="http://www.wsbtv.com/news/news/local/west-georgia-student-fights-flesh-eating-bacteria/nNy9d/">told ABC associate WSBTV</a>.
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