The only child in Australia living with Motor Neurone Disease | ABC NEWS

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At 14 years old, Bronte Grantham is currently the only child in Australia living with Motor Neurone Disease after being diagnosed in 2021. Despite everything she faces, Bronte remains a bright, funny, kind and thoughtful teenager. In recent months her condition has deteriorated significantly. Bronte has lost almost all movement in her body and is now dependent on a motorised wheelchair. Reporting by Kate Meade for 774 ABC Melbourne. #MND #Diagnosis #Health #ABCMelbourne Note: In most cases, our captions are auto-generated. #ABCNEWS #ABCNEWSAustralia

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