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Martha Lillard, the last American to use an iron lung, has died at the age of 78. Diagnosed with polio as a child, she relied on the device for breathing assistance and faced significant health challenges, including long-haul COVID. Lillard was known for her resilience and ability to live independently despite her disabilities.
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Martha Lillard, the last American to use an iron lung, has died at the age of 78. Diagnosed with polio as a child, she relied on the device for breathing assistance and faced significant health challenges, including long-haul COVID. Lillard was known for her resilience and ability to live independently despite her disabilities.
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Last American to use an iron lung dies at 78 years old after childhood polio diagnosis
Martha Lillard, Last American to Use Iron Lung, Dies at 78