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Shot 7 times in Quebec City mosque attack, he now fights to reclaim his life
After last year's shooting, doctors didn't think Aymen Derbali would survive. He spent two months in a coma & was left paralyzed with some movement in his arms. When he entered the mosque, he tried to make himself a target so others could escape. Now, his goal is to return home to live with his wife & three children. Watch now.
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