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Manitoban denied out-of-province care for rare condition says he's 'tortured every single day'

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By Alicia Wang
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Manitoban denied out-of-province care for rare condition says he's 'tortured every single day'
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A Manitoba man living with a rare genetic condition says he's now considering medically assisted dying, after being denied out-of-province coverage to get a procedure he and experts say he can't get here.

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  • Manitoban denied out-of-province care for rare condition says he's 'tortured every single day'.

A Manitoba man living with a rare genetic condition says he's now considering medically assisted dying, after being denied out-of-province coverage to get a procedure he and experts say he can't get here.

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