Wheelchair bound?

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Wheelchair bound?

Julie Shrive says:

June 8, 2013 at 4:33 AM

My acute temporary pain & severe stiffness resolves with additional rotated antibiotic medication . My chronic utis & reflux are caused by spina bifida occulta which suspect is reason for many of medical problems including heart arrhythmias.Saw a keyhole surgeon in Harley Surgery who requested my referral to him in NHS as was very complex this was refused .
There is also genetic insulin dependent diabetes in family[ male twins] & severe multi infart dementia as well as sudden stroke & heart attack PMR, rheumatoid arthritus prostrate & skin cancer .
If something is not done soon I will lose independence becoming wheelchair bound.
Has this treatment progressed?

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