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She either shook her chair almost out or felt trapped in her own body. Mylène van Bokhoven was no longer able to get the debilitating symptoms of Parkinson's disease under control. After a short admission to Vitalis Peppelrode, she recovered visibly.
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She either shook her chair almost out or felt trapped in her own body. Mylène van Bokhoven was no longer able to get the debilitating symptoms of Parkinson's disease under control. After a short admission to Vitalis Peppelrode, she recovered visibly.