When Change Chooses You: My Journey With Paralysis.

Clin Obstet Gynecol

Neuroworx, Sandy, Utah.

Published: June 2024

Life sometimes provides unannounced challenges that threaten the structure of our existence. This personal account of an ob-gyn's encounter with paralysis will illustrate the impact of one such experience.

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