BGT's Julia Carlile Might Never Dance Again if She Doesn't Win | This Morning

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Julia Carlile was born with curvature of the spine and is set to have surgery after the competition finishes, but the procedure involves inserting titanium rods into the base of her spine restricting her movement and ending her dancing career. However, if she wins Britain's Got Talent, the prize money could pay for an alternative procedure that might keep her dancing dreams alive.
Broadcast on 05/05/2017
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As someone who has scoliosis, she’s such an inspirational woman. It makes me feel heard as someone who has scoliosis, surgery is a good option, but you also have the option of having a back brace instead of having surgery, in my case I have scoliosis but I was advised that a back brace wouldn’t be nesscary for me.