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Publication Date: July 19, 2023 - 17:16

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'Small miracles' and a long recovery: After skydiving accident, this man is walking again

July 19, 2023

Ian Azeredo of New Jersey had gone on 700 successful jumps. During his 300 days in the hospital, the trauma team at Morristown Medical worked wonders.

     

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