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Man wins martial arts title after Parkinson's diagnosis
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â??I still have the tremors but not as bad as they were and I can live with that because with Parkinson's you lose your muscle strength, flexibility, all those things go,â?? he said. â??Mental acuity all go down the drain. So we've been working on those ...

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