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This is the hard part of patients of Lyndhurst Hospital, learning to use their limbs again
This is the hard part of patients of Lyndhurst Hospital, learning to use their limbs again

This is the hard part of patients of Lyndhurst Hospital, learning to use their limbs again

Date10/11/1974
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Original Toronto Star caption: This is the hard part of patients of Lyndhurst Hospital; learning to use their limbs again. Mike Butler is placed in a complicated apparatus by physiotherapist Karen Yarlett before starting an exercise period. Hospital; which has moved into new premises in Leaside; rehabilitates accident victims who have lost the use of limbs as a result of spinal injuries. Most patients are outgoing; but exercise is frustrating and painful as they try to make their limbs work again.
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