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Old 02-05-2014, 09:17 PM #2
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After the lack of support 1 person on here Brambledog out of 4 forums and 4 on facebook from 5 groups with 478 I came very close to walking away but there maybe 460,000 un/misdiagnosed in the UK and someone has to fight for them.
I've got MK News coming round tomorrow, they are also going to interview the MP and with their help we will raise awareness at least in MK. If you live here please help so we can get a series of stories going
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