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Martijn Krabbé feels much more energetic: 'I no longer take certain medications'

Martijn Krabbé feels much more energetic: 'I no longer take certain medications'

Terminally ill television presenter Martijn Krabbé reports feeling much more energetic compared to six months ago. He shared in an update on RTL Boulevard that he has successfully stopped taking certain medications.

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