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Ayotte denied any role or responsibility for what happened to Shelton. He said that from what he understood, if someone had found her sooner, “she would have been perfectly fine.” “No way on me and anything I’ve done,” Ayotte said. https://t.co/OqZ5qSUCEu — PolitiTweet.org

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Doctors concluded that Shelton’s hypoglycemic state was “likely [related to] diet, supplements, and extensive workouts” and likely led to her brain injury. They have warned her family that she may never recover. (Photo: Marvin Joseph/The Washington Post) https://t.co/OqZ5qTbFGu https://t.co/lPEhKGZpxH — PolitiTweet.org

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Shelton is a stark example of how bodybuilders are risking their lives, and sometimes dying, because of extreme measures that are encouraged by coaches, rewarded by judges and ignored by leaders of the industry, according to an investigation by The Post. https://t.co/OqZ5qSUCEu — PolitiTweet.org

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