Georgia Kelsall was just getting started in life when she had her world turned upside down. The dental nurse had not long turned 21 when she started experiencing strange symptoms including headaches and a bad back. She visited a GP who prescribed her some painkillers which appeared to solve her medical issues. But two months...
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