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Log cabin clinic

Discussion in 'Foot Health Forum' started by admin, Feb 10, 2017.

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I've been qualified and established for 8 years and absolutely love my job and the people I see...I have recently had scans and have a crumbling spine but very bad at the neck and know when I've had my busy days I'm in so much pain...sitting on a proper stool and having clients sat in a clinic chair would help tremendously...I was wondering if anyone has done a home setup and what their advise would be...
I have priced up a log cabin fully insulated with electrics and heating and a waiting...

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