Christopher McAnulty, 15, has quadriplegic cerebral palsy alongside dystonia – a neurological movement disorder that causes painful muscle contractions and involuntary spasms across his body.

His condition affects his entire body, particularly his arms, neck and jaw, significantly affecting his ability to communicate, sleep, eat and maintain posture.

Christopher McAnulty with mum, Clare (Image: EACH)

In recent months, Christopher underwent Deep Brain Stimulation (DBS), a specialised surgical procedure designed to help manage his worsening dystonia.

The operation involved implanting electrodes into his brain,........

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