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Mobile Chiropodist

By Drxyster
March 17, 2014 in Request a Tradesperson

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Posted March 17, 2014

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Posted March 17, 2014

My wife is unfortunately housebound and our mobile Chiropodist "Linda" who used to visit from "Bexleyheath", had only my wife as a client in the area and it is no longer financially viable for her to travel to "East Dulwich" for just one client.

We would be most grateful if any of the good folks on the forum could suggest a mobile chiropodist.

Many thanks for your anticipated assistance.

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