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Date Added: August 29, 2008 02:52:04 AM
Skiing at Mammoth Mountain in California as a young man, Dennis Fox broke his right ankle. It became increasingly painful as the Bend man grew older.Fox, now 68, said the ankle hurts almost all of the time, making it difficult for him to exercise, walk or do his job as a school bus driver. The former national champion bodybuilder now gets regular steroid injections that buy him some time, though ...

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