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'Our son can have 15 seizures a day and there's no cure - we need £72k to fund his forever home in Fife'

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Six-year-old Stewart Lynch was diagnosed with Lennox-Gastaut syndrome aged two. The life-limiting condition is a severe form of epilepsy which begins in early childhood. It has caused Stewart to lose many of his abilities, meaning he must be with an adult at all times. Parents Gemma and David, both 37, want to make changes to their home to ensure their son can stay with them.

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'Our son can have 15 seizures a day and there's no cure - we need £72k to fund his forever home in Fife'

A Kirkcaldy couple have launched a bid to create a "forever home" for their son who suffers from a severe form of epilepsy.

1 year ago·Dundee, United Kingdom

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The Courier broke the news in Dundee, United Kingdom 1 year ago on Sunday, March 3, 2024.

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