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Old 11-22-2013, 10:47 AM #5
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Did you see the article on Brianna Scurry's (former professional soccer player) PCS recovery in the Post? She lives in DC and has been actively rehabbing her injury but I don't know all the doctors she has used. I think her vision Doc was Dr. Smithson in Northern |VA. I think Brianna has started a website or Facebook page. Too bad about GW.
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