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Lawrence native helps Parkinson's patients fight their disease
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Latulippe, born and brought up in Lawrence, has been guiding Parkinson's patients through boxing routines for three years. He teaches hour-and-a-half classes at Rock Steady Boxing Boston's gymnasiums in Lawrence, Newton, Concord, New Hampshire ...




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