Atlanta gunshot victim gets total makeover

By Yvette Caslin
Dec 21, 2016
7:18 am

Atlanta gunshot victim gets total makeover — Georgia state Rep. Erica Thomas (left) and Joyce Reed, founder of Hurt 2 Heal organization (Photo courtesy: Project Bliss)

Atlanta gunshot victim gets total makeover — Survivor Jocelyn Taylor and her family (Photo Courtesy: Project Bliss)

Atlanta gunshot victim gets total makeover — Survivor Jocelyn Taylor (Photo Courtesy: Project Bliss)

Atlanta gunshot victim gets total makeover — Erica Thomas, Jocelyn Taylor and Joyce Reed founders of Project Bliss (Photo Courtesy: Project Bliss)

Atlanta gunshot victim gets total makeover — Erica Thomas, Jocelyn Taylor and Joyce Reed founders of Project Bliss (Photo Courtesy: Project Bliss)

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Yvette Caslin

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