Physicians Heal Bridge to Nowhere; Iraqi Girl with Rare Neuromuscular Disorder Has New Hope

Plagued by a growing weakness that left her unable to walk, talk and even take a normal breath, 11-year-old Iraqi Aram Ali was a shell of the bright little girl she used to be.

source : www.topix.com

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