Paralyzed cousins leave country for stem cell therapy
LEWISTON — Cottonwood resident Harold “Bud” Poxleitner was paralyzed in 1968 after a logging accident. His cousin, 40-year-old Robert Braucher, was paralyzed in 2003 in a car crash. Now the two are preparing to fly to Cologne, Germany, for stem cell treatment, the Lewiston Tribune reports. Poxleitner, who is paralyzed from the waist down, says he’s just hoping to get rid of the pain in his …
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