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Therapy for Parkinson's disease helps Gladwin woman regain confidence
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Parkinson's disease typically causes tremors, stiffness and slowness of movement, and impairs balance and coordination. It is a progressive disease with no cure, but medications can help relieve symptoms and rehabilitation can also make a difference.




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