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May 18, 2021

Sedona Fire District staff treated Amanda Rumore here when she fell near at a vortex near Enchantment Resort in July 2018. Her recovery story is one of 25 included in the newly released book “Legacy Speaks: Powerhouse Women Leading Lives Worth Remembering.” Courtesy photo

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Woman tells of near-death Sedona experience in new book

Amanda Rumore says she has no memory of the weeks that followed July 30, 2018.

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