Former Journalist and Marketing Manager Peter Sefton-Williams told GB News that he "could have died on the basis of an error", after being misdiagnosed with Motor Neurone Disease by two doctors.

Sefton-Williams, 71, sought medical help after noticing a "tremble" and "muscle wasting" in his hand, and was referred to a Harley Street specialist.

Former Journalist and Marketing Manager Peter Sefton-Williams told GB News that he "could have died on the basis of an error", after being misdiagnosed with Motor Neurone Disease by two doctors.Sefton-Williams, 71, sought medical help after noticing a "tremble" and "muscle wasting" in his hand, and ...{ai:summary}<p>Peter Sefton-Williams, a former journalist, revealed on GB News that he was misdiagnosed with Motor Neurone Disease by two doctors, which he claims could have been fatal. At 71, he sought help for symptoms like trembling and muscle wasting in his hand, leading to a referral to a specialist. #health</p>

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