Caring for sick child a 24/7 commitment, says Derry mother

Jack McCrystal regularly travels to London for appointments with specialists and their Co Derry home is full of medical equipment.

Sun, 08 Sep, 2019 - 12:59

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Caring for a child with a serious neuro-muscular condition is a never-ending commitment, A Derry mother who brings her son to England for treatment has said.

Jack McCrystal regularly travels to London for appointments with specialists and their Co Derry home is full of medical equipment.

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