Difference between revisions of "Forrest Gump"
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| − | '''Forrest Gump''' is famous for his legendary | + | '''Forrest Gump''' is famous for his legendary [[Rhabdomyolysis|rhabdo]] and elevated creatine kinase that spanned the 30 years after his epic cross-country run. '''Forrest Gump''' started running when a woman named [[Jenny Curran]] declined marrying him.<ref>[http://gomerblog.com/2017/02/forrest-gump-rhabdo/ Forrest Gump Still in Rhabdo 30 Years After Epic Cross-Country Run (Gomerblog)]</ref> He finally stopped running when he developed muscle weakness and dark-colored urine and saw his primacy care physician who made the diagnosis. |
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Latest revision as of 12:46, 24 July 2017
Forrest Gump is famous for his legendary rhabdo and elevated creatine kinase that spanned the 30 years after his epic cross-country run. Forrest Gump started running when a woman named Jenny Curran declined marrying him.[1] He finally stopped running when he developed muscle weakness and dark-colored urine and saw his primacy care physician who made the diagnosis.
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