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A personal account of how I deal with medical issues.
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A personal account of how I deal with medical issues.

Richard who lives with Diabetes, shares his experiences of dealing with health issues.

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I've always been, I haven't been living in my doctor's surgery, but if anything was apparently wrong with me, I would be, I would be often getting it sorted out rather than sit around waiting for something worse to happen. In terms of my own medical history, I don't know whether this is relevant to what we're talking about, but I had a duodenal ulcer which had to be surgically dealt with. The nerve had to be sliced. It was just prior to deciding that but duodenal, I've never been stressed in my life, but the, it was always put down, the development was always put down to stress. It might've been something to do with the early onset of diabetes, I just don't know. But I had, the main nerve was spliced and it was just before they discovered that it was bacterially led, not worry led. I had a I had my gallbladder removed because it was full of gallstones. But those are the only two issues that I've had medically in my whole life.

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