Overview
- Ryan Horsfall said symptoms began about three months ago when he lost control of his left hand, leading to medical checks.
- Doctors found denervation across all four limbs and confirmed Motor Neurone Disease shortly before Christmas.
- His wife, Kimberly, became tearful on air and described feeling heartbroken as they confront the impact on their young children.
- The couple told their children about the illness as gently as possible, and Ryan said he is trying to get as much done as he can.
- The programme reiterated that MND has no cure today, though a University of Essex scientist said major treatment progress may be possible within about five years.