Toddler's Miracle Hospital Recovery
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•Her childhood was stolen by a terrible accident—a floating hospital gave her a miracle
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Gamai Aboubacarkhoraa suffered burns to her hands when she was a year old .
She was unable to move her arms and dance for years .
A floating hospital ship operated by Mercy Ships brought her back to Africa , giving her a second chance at childhood.
The ship provides free medical care to people in need.
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