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Abby Spector is a seven-time Women's Maine Amateur Golf Champion. But she had to have emergency open heart surgery twice back in 2003, which cut her competitive aspirations short.
She nearly died, and after the surgery she couldn't do much for herself. Spector's come a long way since then. This summer, she came back to Maine and she's now the pro at Sugarloaf Golf Course. Tim Throckmorton recently caught up with Abby.
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