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Volunteers with the Upstate New York chapter of theMultiple Sclerosis Societywere lending a helping hand on Saturday. The goal was to provide home improvements for people with multiple sclerosis. <\/p>\n
Beth Farrell, who lives in Fayetteville, has struggled with multiple sclerosis for about 20 years, but she says this past year, her symptoms took a turn for the worse, putting her in the hospital. <\/p>\n
\"I couldn't walk or anything, and my whole body basically shut down on me,\" says Farrell. <\/p>\n
Farrell is back home now, but the work around the house has piled up, so volunteers spent the day helping her out. <\/p>\n
Farrell's daughter Courtney says she's grateful for the help. <\/p>\n
\"Some of the things that someone might do day to day become hard for her to do,\" says Courtney. \"To have all of these people help its incredible, amazing.\" <\/p>\n<\/p>\n
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