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Scar Away Your Pain? Some Docs Back Prolotherapy
In college Barry Taft could bench-press a maximum of 225 pounds. But over time the strain of weight lifting led Taft to severely injure the rotator cuff in his left shoulder. "Boy, it just really hurt after that," Taft said. "For weeks and weeks it would not get any better." Taft could no longer take the 45-pound bar off the rack, let alone bench-press it with weights attached. Eventually he opted for a little-known treatment that involved four sets of injections over the course of a year. .
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To be an American
This has been my dream for years," said Meho, with his son translating. Even before the war and the refugee camps, Meho, 53, loved the America he saw at the movies and yearned to be part of it some day. But those images faded during years of struggling to keep his family together and alive after fleeing Bosnia. "All we could think about was what was right ahead of us. We struggled only to get some of normal life back," Meho said. The next generation Meho and Senija managed smiles as Judge Scoles handed each of them their certificates of naturalization. Meris took photos of his parents with Scoles. He filled out several forms for them to sign, including one changing their status with the Social Security Administration. Senija, 53, tried to take in what an immigration official was telling her about her daughter still in Bosnia.
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