Our income has fallen of a cliff and bills are rising. Together we continue to make the case against cuts
My husband’s body is slowly failing him. He has a rare progressive form of Motor Neurone Disease called Kennedy’s disease and has gone from being physically active to depending on crutches and a wheelchair to regain around. At night he breathes with the befriend of a machine that supports his weakened chest muscles.
Few people have heard of label’s disease,let alone understand what it is like to live with it. We wanted to change that, so label and I decided to volunteer for the charity Motor Neurone Disease organization as campaigners. We raise awareness of the disease and try to create change at a local and national level. Continue reading...
Source: theguardian.com