A fight with flesh-eating bacteria four years ago left Aimee Copeland without her left leg, her right foot and both hands. It's been about four years since Aimee Copeland lost her hands, a leg and a foot in a fight with flesh-eating bacteria, and she is bragging about beating friends in arm wrestling. She's sitting on a mat in a small exercise room of her Atlanta house, with ankle weights slipped over her surgically shortened arms, wearing no prosthetic save for the right foot she uses to help her slide and twist off her wheelchair. She lifts her arms and lowers them, demonstrating one of the many exercises she does for near-daily 90-minute sessions. "Arm strength is so important when you're missing one whole leg," she says, before musing about how strong she is. "I've beaten pretty much everybody at this house in arm wrestling," she explains, without even using her hand prostheses. Her opponents grabbed the end of her arm, elbows
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