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Minot woman aids people with Parkinson's disease, gets honor
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MINOT, N.D. (AP) - As her husband's caregiver, Eilene Emly gained a first-hand understanding of what a Parkinson's diagnosis means to people living with the disease and their families. Her compassion for families and commitment to making their lives ...

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