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Old 08-28-2014, 05:40 PM #1
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Default Physical Therapy

Hello everyone.

Have any of you heard about those with Parkinson's Disease going to a rehabilitation hospital for two to three weeks for gaining strength and legs and arms?

The program is said to be an hour and a half a day (perhaps occupational therapy as well), five days a week and weekends if the patient doesn't stay up with the what they are expected to do.
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