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By Zephaniah Samuels
With black service users more likely to find their mobility hindered by high doses of antipsychotic drugs, changes in the Welfare Reform Bill will mean those currently receiving benefits enabling them to get around are likely to lose out, leaving them trapped in their homes.

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