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Gastroparesis sufferer from NSW speaks about being fed by a tube through her nose

Thursday, October 6, 2016   (0 Comments)
Posted by: Andrea Guidi
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By: Steven Trask

DailyMail.com Australia 9/26/2016

 

Charmain Walker-Caunt has given up on normal life.


Normal is a stretch when your digestive system is paralysed and your life companion is a two-metre tube that drip feeds nutrients through your left nostril.


But the 35-year-old is hoping if she can at least control her constant nausea and vomiting, perhaps 'half-normal' might be within reach.


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