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Narrated by:
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Ra Palacio
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Trevor Clinger
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This short audiobook can meet the purposes of educated a trainer or someone who sufferers with arthritis. Through experience I have made the listening easy to be understood by both trainers and arthritis patients. I wrote this hoping to let people know that they still can exercise and make a difference in their lives for the better. Exercising with arthritis can only help, not hurt.
©2014 Trevor Clinger (P)2015 Trevor ClingerListeners also enjoyed...
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