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Ruth Codd has spoken candidly about becoming a double amputee following her recent second leg amputation. The Co Wexford actress underwent her initial leg amputation six years ago after a football ...

Ruth Codd was a guest on Friday's Late Late Show(Image: ) Ruth Codd has spoken candidly about becoming a double amputee following her recent second leg amputation. The Co Wexford actress underwent her ...

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Ruth Codd opened up on becoming a double amputee after having her second leg amputated recently. The actress had her first leg amputated six years ago after an accident with a football led to a long ...

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