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27/09/2021
27/09/2021
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Dr Laura Noonan
Ballymahon doctor Laura Noonan has decided to take some much needed time out from hospital following five arduous months of pain and suffering.
The local lady posted a lengthy statement on her Facebook page, Laura's Russian Lifeline on Monday which outlined her reasons for the difficult decision.
“I need to get some life back in my life while I can. I can’t feel much worse than I do already and I’m not going to make myself sick……. I already am,” she said.
“I refuse to stare at another bedroom ceiling and four walls when I have the opportunity to do other things.
“I didn’t come to this decision lightly, and I will reconnect with the hospital in a few weeks,” she told her Facebook followers.
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