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Paul is dialysed at a hospital in Woking, England.
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Paul stops by at his parents' home after being dialysed at a hospital.
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The medal awarded for his service in the Gulf is seen hung on the wall as Paul works in front of a computer at his home.
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Newspaper cuttings on the Gulf War syndrome.
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Medication for Paul's treatment.
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Paul prepares for an injection for himself.
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Paul reposes on a sofa at his home.
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Paul is dialysed at home as the equipment is installed at his new flat.
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Paul is dialysed on his own at home.
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A collection of memorabilia including some photos shot in the Gulf seen on the wall at Paul's home.
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Paul compresses the vein after a dialysis.
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Paul meets with his new partner with medication kept handy.
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Paul dances with his partner at his 50th birthday party.
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A collection of memorabilia including the medal and a photo of his parents.
Paul got involved in the Gulf War as a civilian to support military operations. However, after that, he has been suffering from kidney dysfunction. He used to go to a local hospital 3 days a week to get dialysed. As the hospital moved further away from his home, he decided to do it by himself at home after getting trained by medical staff. He has been doing this 4 days a week. Each session takes four hours. He has come to have a hearing problem with his right ear as he had infection because his immune system doesn't work well.
2003-2012.
