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Slowing Parkinson's progression with love
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Boxing classes, swimming, acupuncture and orthopedic therapy all work to help slow Parkinson's progression, but it's Joan's love and Tom's attitude that keep the couple going. â??I like to tease and jest Joan while we're both sweating,â?? Tom said while ...




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