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A cancer patient was shocked to discover his GP had ditched him after 38 years – because he moved 300 yards down the road.<br/><br/>Dan Lane, 38, says he was “kicked into the gutter” when he was taken off his GP’s list of patients without warning.<br/><br/>The technical advisor, who suffers from a rare genetic condition, was told by his practice that his new address was no longer within their boundaries.<br/><br/>He moved house 300 yards from Canada Way to Oakville Close, both in Lower Wick, Worcester, four months ago.<br/><br/>Both addresses are less than two miles from Spring Gardens Group Medical Practice where Dan has been a patient his whole life.<br/><br/>Dan says being kicked off the GP list has caused him “anxiety and stress” and he feels especially vulnerable due to his condition.<br/><br/>Dan said: \
A cancer patient was shocked to discover his GP had ditched him after 38 years – because he moved 300 yards down the road.<br/><br/>Dan Lane, 38, says he was “kicked into the gutter” when he was taken off his GP’s list of patients without warning.<br/><br/>The technical advisor, who suffers from a rare genetic condition, was told by his practice that his new address was no longer within their boundaries.<br/><br/>He moved house 300 yards from Canada Way to Oakville Close, both in Lower Wick, Worcester, four months ago.<br/><br/>Both addresses are less than two miles from Spring Gardens Group Medical Practice where Dan has been a patient his whole life.<br/><br/>Dan says being kicked off the GP list has caused him “anxiety and stress” and he feels especially vulnerable due to his condition.<br/><br/>Dan said: \
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