Stephanie Eva, 63, says the ‘postcode lottery’ of treatment for motor neurone disease make her feel like her life doesn’t matter
Stephanie Eva, 63, says the ‘postcode lottery’ of treatment for motor neurone disease make her feel like her life doesn’t matter
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