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Man re-evaluates life after wrong Parkinson’s diagnosis
2 sourcesFirst reported 23 days agoUpdated 23 days ago
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- Mike Bell believed he had Parkinson’s for eight years.
- Doctors later determined he did not have the disease.
- He adjusted his life around the diagnosis and engaged in creative activities.
- Bell felt relieved when the diagnosis was overturned.
- He now seeks to understand his true health issues.
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