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Wodonga woman diagnosed with acute cerebellitis receiving treatment in Melbourne

Mikaela Craven's family has been visiting her in Melbourne, 320km from home in Wodonga, as she undergoes rehabilitation therapy. (Supplied)

A rare medical condition that was originally thought to be a bad bout of food poisoning has left a 27-year-old mum of two from Victoria learning how to walk and talk again.

Mikaela Craven, from Wodonga along the NSW-Victorian border, became suddenly unwell with nausea and vomiting in December.

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