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Old 05-06-2007, 08:52 AM #1
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Default Young onset Parkinson's - joining study
Hi everyone. I have been reading this site for quite some time. Before I was dx'ed, I read this site to get information on cerebral palsy for my son. It has grown through the years and is truly the duckling that grew into a swan.
I come here to lock arms with others who have joined research on parkinson's. Enough for now. I can be a blab and must stop myself. Thx! redbirdwillfly
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