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By xaleed on | From funmixz.blogspot.com
Dede Koswara dubbed the Tree Man is back after nine months of operations to remove the woody growth from his body. He was once sacked from his job, deserted by his wife and shunned by his neighbors - treated like a freak becaused of his gnarled growths sprouting from his hands and feet. The warts on Dede’s body was the cause of a severe Human Papilloma Virus infection. The 37 year old man’s life quality has improved where he now can use his hand write and use the cell phone. Dede still has to...Read Full Story

Tree Man Dede

By mission21606111 on | From ptpzone.com
Tree Man Dede Tree Man wants to marry: Dede Dede treeman. Full of hope . diagnose 'Tree Man' Dede's Indonesian man Dede Koswara treeman. Then and now Dede Tree man Dede recovers in Treeman Getting Better 02 'Tree Man' Sprouts Roots. Dede Pictures Indonesian 'Tree Man' New Tree Man: Coral Man Has as Tree Man - Stockton Tree+man+dede+cured Tree Man (Dede Koswara): A Dede the tree man Tree Man Dede Koswara Tree Man Dede Koswara Looks Dede the tree man Treeman Indonesian man Dede Koswara in...Read Full Story

Indonesian Tree Man Brings Tolkien to Life. – The Brilliant Stories

By gosipok on | From ustrendsupdate.com
8 October 2010 | posted by: Tom Ricardo | No Comment An Ent has been spotted in living daylight. For those who are not Tolkien fans, the Ents are the mythical race of humanoid trees from the Lord of the Rings, who are guardians of the forests, protecting them from evil. 35- year old Dede is the tree man who grew roots from his body after cutting his knee in a childhood accident. The warty growths began to compound until they covered his entire body and he became an Ent incarnate. This pic...Read Full Story

Indonesian Tree Man Brings Tolkien to Life. – The Brilliant Stories

By gosipok on | From americanewsheadlines.com
8 October 2010 | posted by: Tom Ricardo | No Comment An Ent has been spotted in living daylight. For those who are not Tolkien fans, the Ents are the mythical race of humanoid trees from the Lord of the Rings, who are guardians of the forests, protecting them from evil. 35- year old Dede is the tree man who grew roots from his body after cutting his knee in a childhood accident. The warty growths began to compound until they covered his entire body and he became an Ent incarnate. This pic...Read Full Story

Tree man 'who grew roots' may be cured

By rahul_ryd on | From world-amazing-information.blogspot.com
An Indonesian fisherman who feared that he would be killed by tree-like growths covering his body has been given hope of recovery by an American doctor - and Vitamin A. Dede, now 35, baffled medical experts when warty "roots" began growing out of his arms and feet after he cut his knee in a teenage accident. The welts spread across his body unchecked and soon he was left unable to carry out everyday household tasks. Sacked from his job and deserted by his wife, Dede has been raising his two...Read Full Story
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'Tree man' Dede Koswara almost died from his disease
The 37 yearold entered an Indonesian hospital because of the huge tree-like growths that had encased his limbs for 20 years. But an X-ray quickly revealed that the immune deficiency stopping him fighting the warts had also allowed a potentially deadly TB ...  
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