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Eva Refused to Become Her Illness – Found Her Place at the Ping-Pong Table

Parkinson's disease forced Eva Berlin, 61, to give up both tennis and padel. Then she found a new sport. Now Parkinson's ping-pong has taken her all the way to the World Championships. - I decided pretty early on that I can't let my disease become me.

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