CEREBAL ATAXIA: Wounded on patrol in the Middle... - Ataxia UK

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CEREBAL ATAXIA

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Wounded on patrol in the Middle East and a Motar Shell hit my section and I received gunshot wounds to head, eyes, brain with Shrapnel entering my Cerebellum leaving my with Ataxia

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life so unfair at times you have this horrible condition through serving our country and trying to keep people safe, I hope life is giving you all you deserve. Keep strong I know it’s so easy to say, take care

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Thank for your reassuring message

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Piero

So sorry to hear of the way you acquired ataxia ........ though there's not going to be a suitable way. Keep texting if you're able to, you're sure to find a like minded spirit perhaps with a similar tragic experience.

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Thank you for your help and kindness

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Veteran250

from one Military Veteran(RAF) to another, thank you for your service to Queen and Country, we are of a simular age, I look forward to a better life every day that I wake up, I have too many medical problems to list here, I put them to the back of my mind, forget them and live my life as best I can

Take care and stay safe.

Don.😀

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