Oxfordshire physiotherapist David Alder, a trained acupuncturist, has a job working at a local hospital, and he has to pay for it.

“I’ve had to pay my own way to get there, and it’s really expensive,” he said.

“It’s a really big investment for me, it’s going to cost me around £80,000 to get here.”

The physiotherapeutic nurse is £20,000, and I have to pay the nurses £20 a week, so that’s around £60,000.

“He said it was a “huge amount of money” to be working at home, and the stress was making him feel “unwell”.”

I’m struggling to pay off my mortgage, I have a car loan, I’m not getting any of the good stuff that people need, and at the moment I can’t even afford to go to a spa,” he added.

The NHS has already paid for his physiotherapy practice, but the rest of the physiotherapy profession is in limbo, with many people struggling to get jobs.

Oxfordshire has a shortage of physiotheracists and the shortage has only grown in recent years.

The health service said it had already had to spend over £30 million on its own physiotherapy services, with about half of those paying for their own work.”

But physiotheracists are still struggling to find work in the NHS.”

This is part of our efforts to deliver the best possible care for people with conditions that affect their health, and help ensure we provide a safe and supportive environment for everyone.”

But physiotheracists are still struggling to find work in the NHS.

Oxbridge physiotherapper Peter McConville said he was struggling to secure a job, as he was only paid about £12,000 a year.

“You’re just a lowly labourer at the end of the day,” he told Vice News.

Peter McConville, a physio who works at a hospice, has also had to take out loans to help pay for his practice.””

I’ve got a job that’s just not enough.”

Peter McConville, a physio who works at a hospice, has also had to take out loans to help pay for his practice.

“My house was completely wrecked,” he explained.

“We’ve got three children in my care, so we can’t afford to be renting.”

As long as I’ve got this job, I can get by.

“Oxford and Oxfordshire are two of the most expensive regions in the country to work in.

The NHS has spent £1.7 billion on its care for the elderly since 2012, and Oxford and Oxford are among the most deprived parts of the country.

The shortage is also impacting other parts of society.

In March, a study found that NHS hospitals in Wales were at a “critical juncture” because of the lack of physiotherapy workers, with just five new physiotheraists being added to the system in the last two years.”

There’s a lot of work to do, and a lot to be done by other areas of the NHS to address this shortage,” the study’s lead author, Prof John Smith, said.

Dr Emma Walker, the health minister, said the government was “proud” to support the NHS and was working towards a “healthy future for everyone” by supporting new physiotherapy training, training staff and expanding the number of physiologists and acupuaders.”

So it’s a tough challenge, but it’s not impossible. “

There are still people who can’t find jobs, and there are people who have to take on unpaid care work to make ends meet.”

So it’s a tough challenge, but it’s not impossible.

We can’t continue to put up with this.

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