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YouTube teen star's touching last days

October 27, 2013 7:30 AM

Ben Breedlove was the kind of kid everyone wanted to be. But he had a heart condition that he knew could make every day his last. What he did with his final days inspired millions. Tracy Smith shares his touching story.

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