A user's guide to a broken leg

A user's guide to a broken leg
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Adelia Hallett

In 2013 I was injured in a horse-riding accident, which took three years to recover from. Being new to the world of disability, I looked for a brochure telling me what to expect. I couldn't find one. So, being a journalist, I wrote my own. This is it; I hope it helps others.

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