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Frontline worker walks for the first time since Covid-19 illness

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Frontline worker walks for the first time since Covid-19 illness

Frontline worker walks for the first time since Covid-19 illness

New Orleans native Peter Woullard, a behavioral health technician, was working in an emergency room when he contracted Covid-19.

Nerve damage stemming from complications during his illness left him unable to walk for nearly a year.


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