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'They come in to dance and leave their Parkinson's behind'
The Guardian
Owen James, 71, is one of the people with Parkinson's disease attending classes run by the award-winning dance company, BalletBoyz, aimed at helping them overcome limitations imposed by the illness. They train at at the same south-west London studio ...




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