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Father, brother help paralyzed groom dance with bride

A paralyzed groom, Hugo Rohling, was able to share a first dance with his bride, Cinthia, with help from his father and brother.

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A paralyzed groom, Hugo Rohling, was able to share a first dance with his bride, Cinthia, with help from his father and brother.
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