By Daily Mail Reporter A teenager physically and emotionally hurt in the Boston Marathon bombings says she was forced to leave a New Hampshire store because she had her service dog with her. Sydney Corcoran, who has post-traumatic stress disorder, had been shopping at a Nashua branch of TJ Maxx when staff said the dog - Koda - needed to be put in a cart or taken outside. The service dog has been a crucial companion for 19-year-old Sydney, as she struggles to come to terms with the terror attack in which her mother, Celeste, lost both legs. Distressing: Sydney Corcoran, pictured with her mom Celeste who lost her legs in the bombing, says a store manager confronted her about service dog Koda
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Sydney Corcoran has post traumatic stress disorder after being caught in the blast
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19-year-old claims staff told her if she didn't put her dog in a cart she would have to leave
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