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A woman from Britain was made paralyzed after a tumor was found in her spine.
33 -year -old Julie Kolman suffered back pain for a decade before diagnosis.
The doctors initially denied his condition as a sciatica during pregnancy.
A woman from Britain who spent pain in the last decade with lower back pain, now doctors had finally discovered a tumor in her spine. Glasgow’s 33 -year -old Julie Kolman first experienced pain in her back and legs in 2014 when she was pregnant with her son, but the doctor repeatedly told her that it was just a sciatica, a general position where the lower back to the feet.
Ms. Kolman was told that the pain would disappear after the birth of the child, but it continued, which also made worldly work difficult for her. For a decade, she had visited GP, complaining about shooting pain in her feet, only for painkillers and physiotherapy, according to a report, according to a report. Independent.
Ms. Kolman said, “I was told that it was a sciatica, and I had no meaning to send for any scan because back surgery was very dangerous.”
“I was going into many different GPs within the same practice and they were all saying the same thing. I thought it was for the rest of my life.”
After 10 years of unsuccessful remedies, Ms. Kolman was eventually referred to for an MRI scan, where she received the correct diagnosis. The scan held in December 2024 increased a large -scale tumor inside its spinal cord.
“I was really surprised because I was trying to say something wrong was the whole time,” Ms. Kolman remembered.
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Operation
In January, Ms. Kolman conducted an operation, where the tumor was successfully removed. However, Doctors warned that some nerve damage could be irreversible, as Ms. Kolman was made below the right knee.
“I have worked very hard and now at home, I can walk in a car from my front door with Baisakhi. Even beyond this, I am still using wheelchairs. I have lost power and sensation in my right leg which has not returned yet,” she said.
Despite the failures, Ms. Kolman and her fiancée, Stephen, are gearing up for their marriage, are scheduled to be held in July. She said that her son would take her down from the corridor, where she would use Baisakhi.
Ms. Kolman has also launched a gofundme page to help her and her family with any unexpected cost due to her position.
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