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They play soccer and run long distance races. One's even a competitive
diver.They ran in this year's Toronto Marathon as part of a family relay
team.They act like normal 12-year-old kids.
Paul Travaglini and Emrik Burrows are about as normal as you can be, considering what they have to live with.
Both have severe hemophilia, a genetic disorder that results in the blood not clotting normally and making a bruise or cut a serious problem.
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1 comment:
it always so rewarding to know about such good news...it 's about discipline, training, good nutrition, having a good multidisciplinary team and family together for the success in these competitive sports.or just do it for the fun! and having prophylaxis i suppose help too.
congratulations!
ps: i couldn't access the whole article...
warm regards
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