Charlie Bird has told how he is receiving Hospice care at home in his ongoing battle with motor neurone disease.
Outlining a worsening of his condition, the 73-year-old said: “Every day is a struggle for me now.
“But I live each day at a time. My MND has deteriorated, especially affecting my mobility.
“I want to make one thing very clear: when my time comes, I want to pass away at home surrounded by my family - and the Hospice care team say they will look after me there.”
He's grateful for the support he receives
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