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Retired Nacogdoches neurologist doesn't let Parkinson's hold her back
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Retired Nacogdoches neurologist Dr. Maria De Leon of Nacogdoches had an ironic twist in life. Her specialty is Parkinson's Disease. A decade ago she was diagnosed with the degenerative disease at the age of 36. Dr. De Leon no longer practices medicine, ...




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