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Harrison Fire Department holds fundraiser for retiring deputy chief with dementia, AL

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Harrison Fire Department holds fundraiser for retiring deputy chief with dementia, ALS

Harrison Fire Department holds fundraiser for retiring deputy chief with dementia, ALS

ALS has several onsets, limb, bulbar, diaphragm, . . . I suppose dementia could also 'signal' the onset of ALS . . .
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