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Former Soccer Player Ido Exbard Recounts Near-Fatal Illness and Ongoing Recovery
Former Israeli soccer player Ido Exbard is recovering two years after a life-threatening illness that resulted in a lung transplant, amputated toes, and partial paralysis. He describes living with chronic pain and a "hidden disability" but expresses gratitude for being alive.
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What happened
- 01Ido Exbard suffers from chronic pain and 100% disability after a severe illness.
- 02He underwent a lung transplant and had toes amputated.
- 03Exbard experiences partial paralysis affecting his mobility.
- 04He expresses gratitude for being alive despite ongoing struggles.
- 05The former soccer player rarely leaves home due to health issues.
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