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Comment by Rafael Otero on Tuesday

Checkout www.praltitudetrainingandtherapycenter.com to see more information.

Comment by Rafael Otero on Tuesday

Altitude Trainining and Therapy Center of Puerto Rico is now signed up with La Universidad de Cayey. This modern technology will help the future young Puerto Rican atheletes in thier physical training for all sports.

Comment by Yohanna Cifuentes on February 15, 2012 at 7:22pm

Thanks Elsa & Arnaldo for the welcoming messages.

Comment by Rafael Otero on February 14, 2012 at 7:29pm

I just return to the us last Tuesday. We had a success Exhibtion with Altitude Training and Therapy Center of Puerto Ricoin El Comerio.I am proud to announce that onne of our patient Ricardo Estrmera who undergoing Hypoxic Altitude Training Therapy will be representing P.R. in the 2012 Olympic as a runner. he is now in Albany State training and going for his Masters Degree.

Comment by Arnaldo Mejías, Jr. on February 14, 2012 at 11:30am

Welcome, Yohanna!

Comment by Elsa Bracero on February 12, 2012 at 9:56pm

Hola Yohanna, Welcome!

Comment by Yohanna Cifuentes on February 12, 2012 at 9:09pm

Hello,

I came back to the US a year ago. I lived in Puerto Rico 5 years and worked there as a clinical social worker. Now working towards a PhD in Industrial and Organizational Psychology. Looking forward to participating in this group.

Comment by Richard W. Roesler on February 7, 2012 at 6:15am

Saludos, I am currently living in Sebring,Fl and self employed as a manufacturing representative selling into Puerto Rico and the Caribbean Islands. My expertise is in the packaging area and have extensive experience in the field of logistics and Materials Management. Proud to be Puerto Rican.

Comment by Rafael Otero on October 29, 2011 at 7:33am

I am starting a business in New York. It is a distribution company for wellness and pain products. We have a High Altitude Traininng and Wellness Center in Gurabo Puerto Rico. This is for all types of athletes and also for people with ailments such as back and muscle aches and people with diabetes. Our goal is to help the people of Puerto Rico live a better, healthier and longer life.

Comment by Candy Torres on July 6, 2011 at 10:25pm

I have been living in Houston for 27 years. I am very sad about the last space shuttle launch. I wish we had a new space vehicle to replace it. A lot of people will be losing their jobs. For myself I am launching my public speaking career. Look for the space shuttle coverage on CNN. Technorican CNN iReport

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