We catch up with Lee Taylor who we first spoke to in 2021 after his diagnosis with bulbar onset MND

"I didn't choose to live with MND. MND chose to live with me"
We first spoke to Lee Taylor back in 2021, two years after he was diagnosed with Bulbar Onset Motor Neurone Disease. Since then he has dedicated his time to raising awareness of MND and raising vital funds for the hospice and MND Association.
We caught up with Lee in October 2022 and he spoke to us in more detail about his future care plans and how things have changed since his diagnosis.
To read a written version of Lee's story on our website: www.arhc.org.u...

[@elainerobertson1988]

What a brilliant interview and a wonderful attitude. Acceptance leads to contentment. God Bless him and his family.

[@ibrahimsahib2831]

God.bless

[@maryruthneilson677]

I cried through this whole video. His attitude and spirit are so wonderful. I found out my friend from high school was diagnosed with this same thing. He hasn’t spoken for 6 years. God bless you Lee ✨

[@javadave]

Lee is so positive and selfless. Clearly Lee is a real fighter that is facing his 12 rounds with dignity. Its right that we all have to do it one day - that's life. The driving test idea is such a kind idea.

[@Californiadreamin715]

Thank you soooooo much. My sincere prayers. 🙏🏻

[@stepheniestacey4380]

You are absolutely brilliant you should be very proud of yourseldxxxx❤😂

[@sidereus7]

Thank you so much for sharing this. It brings me so much comfort anticipating the loss of my own mom. Much love to your family.

[@sniperreddragon2782]

Thinking of you Lee, I hope you are ok

[@mrwolsy3696]

Hello Lee, hope your still fighting.