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Default Parkinsons Disease Exercises/Tips/Equipment from Physical Therapist

Great tips for moving and exercise from a PT who obviously works with lots of Parkinson's patients. Beginning 1,2,3 are reviews of the disease; remaining series focus on tips, exercises and movement aids.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m9HIPK-34f4
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