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		<title>Why Josiah Harrell feels lucky (not sorry) after rare brain disease discovery canceled first UFC fight</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[ Some people might feel bad for Joisah Harrell . But 10 days removed from a life-changing diagnosis, Harrell considers himself nothing but lucky. “If I took another path in however many lives I have, if I took a different path, they were finding this when I’m 40 and it’s already too late and I’ve seized up,” Harrell recently told MMA Junkie]]></description>
				<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p> Some people might feel bad for Joisah Harrell . But 10 days removed from a life-changing diagnosis, Harrell considers himself nothing but lucky. “If I took another path in however many lives I have, if I took a different path, they were finding this when I’m 40 and it’s already too late and I’ve seized up,” Harrell recently told MMA Junkie</p>
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		<title>Why Josiah Harrell feels lucky (not sorry) after rare moyamoya brain disease canceled first UFC fight</title>
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				<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p> Some people might feel bad for Joisah Harrell . But 10 days removed from a life-changing diagnosis, Harrell considers himself nothing but lucky. “If I took another path in however many lives I have, if I took a different path, they were finding this when I’m 40 and it’s already too late and I’ve seized up,” Harrell recently told MMA Junkie. </p>
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