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A new start after 60: I spent eight years thinking I had Parkinson’s. Then doctors ‘de-diagnosed’ me
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A new start after 60: I spent eight years thinking I had Parkinson’s. Then doctors ‘de-diagnosed’ me
Mike Bell was 53 when he got the diagnosis that changed his life – and 61 when he learned it was wrong. He felt relieved, but also totally adrift
When he was 61, Mike Bell, who had spent eight years living with a Parkinson’s diagnosis, saw a new consultant. Though he still had pains, tingling, tremors and skin problems, Bell had stopped taking his prescribed medication and his symptoms had not worsened. Further brain…
29 Jun, 05:45
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