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[Komunikado] Pa aña tin mas ku 400 persona ta haña un parálisis na Kòrsou
P’esei ta importante pa partisipá na e siguiente Annual Fitness Challenge dia 10 mart 2019 na International School WILLEMSTAD, Dato na Kòrsou ainda ta difísil pa yega na dje. Sinembargo atrabes di diferente investigashon i kombersashonnan Fundashon Alton Paas por...
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[Testimony] Ira Allen
Ira Allen was a construction worker that after so many years working was told by the docters that two of his vertabre has moved creating space for a virus to do damage to his spine. After being treated and was discharged of rehabilitation he wanted to stay active...
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How many people are there in Curaçao with a spinal cord injury?
One of the frequently asked questions we get, is how many people there are in Curaçao with spinal cord injury. Unfortunately, throughout years of research, we still haven’t been able find a source with the exact data. You might already be aware that data in Curaçao is...
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- March 10, 2019The Annual Fitness Challenge 2019- #AboTambePor
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