COVID survivor who faced complications makes triumphant return to annual all-star ballgame
Joe Rondinelli battled a severe case of COVID in January, but is now back with his buddies for an annual all-star ballgame.
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Jul 14, 2021, 10:14 PM
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539ds agoBethpage native Joe Rondinelli battled a severe case of COVID in January, but is now back with his buddies, the Bristol Assisted Living All-Stars for an annual all-star ballgame.
Rondinelli suffered from COVID-19 and COVID complications for seven long weeks.
He has been playing with his teammates for the past 15 years, and they are very happy to have Rondinelli back on the team.
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