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'Eating and standing are a challenge in the heat with my condition'

'Eating and standing are a challenge in the heat with my condition'
BBC England Friday 07 August 2026, 05:08 UTC 1 min read
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K-Jo, from Didcot, says hot weather worsens her health condition, leaving her tired and isolated.

K-Jo, from Didcot, says hot weather worsens her health condition, leaving her tired and isolated.
Didcot (LOCATION)
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