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More than 200 walkers are expected to lace up their shoes for the Arthritis Foundations Walk to Cure Arthritis, beginning at 8 a.m. May 20 at Woodlawn High School.

Arthritis is the nations leading cause of disability and affects 1.2 million residents of Louisiana, including 6,000 children, a news release said.

Special guests will include youth honoree Charlotte Collins; adult honoree Danielle Thibodaux; corporate chairman Dr. Joseph E. Broyles, of the Bone and Joint Clinic of Baton Rouge; and medical honoree Dr. Stephen Pollet, of The Baton Rouge Clinic.

Walk to Cure Arthritis provides people the opportunity to experience the power of standing together and giving back to the community. Together, Baton Rouge can Walk to Cure Arthritis and help us reach our goal of raising $45,000 to help find a cure for this disease, Broyles said.

Visit walktocurearthritis.org/batonrouge or call Sara Morthland at (337) 540-0615 to register.

Read more:
Walk to Cure Arthritis slated for May 20 at Woodlawn High School - The Advocate

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