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Working Life: A neurological diagnosis can be life changing

Teresa Twohig, senior primary care physiotherapist, HSE/Cork Kerry Community Healthcare, Blackrock Hall Primary Care Centre

Teresa Twohig, senior physiotherapist, HSE Primary Care Centre, Cork. Picture: Dan Linehan

Mon, 15 Feb, 2021 - 06:00

6.30am

Morning is my favourite part of the day. I listen to Lyric FM as I prepare for work. I cycle to Blackrock Hall, a primary care centre in Cork city, where I see patients with a neurological diagnosis.

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