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Woman who lost arm in shark attack, visits Winter the dolphin (w/video)

In June 2017, Tiffany Johnson was attacked by a shark while snorkeling on vacation in the Bahamas with her husband James.
 
 
 
The Johnson's left to right; husband James, Natalie, 3, Luke, 5 mom Tiffany, 33, and Kylee, 6, squirt water for Hope the dolphin to play with as Winter swims near while visiting the Clearwater Marine Aquarium. JIM DAMASKE | Times
The Johnson's left to right; husband James, Natalie, 3, Luke, 5 mom Tiffany, 33, and Kylee, 6, squirt water for Hope the dolphin to play with as Winter swims near while visiting the Clearwater Marine Aquarium. JIM DAMASKE | Times

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