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Dr (my cousin) who is obgyn was hit by a car left to die survived and back to work 4 months later read chicago dr left for roadkill?
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A survivor: I am sorry that this happened. The situation is disheartening. However, it sounds like your cousin is a true survivor.
Answered 10/4/2016
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