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The unexpected joys of palliative rehab: ‘Considering I could barely walk, I was surprised that my request to go on a diving trip was entertained — but it was’

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The unexpected joys of palliative rehab: ‘Considering I could barely walk, I was surprised that my request to go on a diving trip was entertained — but it was’ — Sources: Irish Independent

The diagnosis of a life-limiting progressive neurodegenerative disorder in his 50s changed everything for David O’Connor. But a referral to Our Lady’s Hospice in Harold’s Cross and their ‘nothing is impossible’ philosophy gave him a new lease of life

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