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Mainer with Parkinson's disease perseveres, completes Boston Marathon
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Fighting off the symptoms of Parkinson's disease to complete a 26.2-mile road race was the easy part of Boston Marathon weekend for Michael Westphal. The 58-year-old carpenter from Great Cranberry Island finished Monday's 120th annual run from ...
Mainer defies Parkinson's disease to run the Boston MarathonWGME

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