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Getting out, working out
* Man gets in shape to help cope with blindness

By Jaime E. Cherundolo

Published: Monday, September 11, 2006 7:57 AM CDT

Chris Tereszcuk is determined to get to the YMCA.

On days he cannot get a ride, the 25-year-old attempts to walk eight miles to Elkton from his house in north Chesapeake City.

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