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Physiotherapy for Parkinson’s Disease
Physiotherapy for Parkinson’s Disease Meeting a Physiotherapist who really knows about Physiotherapy for Parkinson’s Disease. During September and October I was referred by my specialist nurse to a Physiotherapist at my local hospital in Crewe who specialises in Physiotherapy for … Continue reading
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