Chris Theodorakis Disease

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Chris Theodorakis had a bad disease that prevented him from doing certain things. One of the only things he could do was to watch birds. Now, he is able to move around (Out of the wheelchair) And go to different places and discover new birds. He even had one named after him. He was also a sweet boy who everyone loved. And he was never covetousness towards others He has changed in many ways, such as he can function better now and doesn’t need a wheelchair, thanks to a special medicine given to

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