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Mason needs round-the-clock care, but accessible breaks and eye-gaze technology help him share everyday life with his brothers.

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Mason was starved of oxygen during birth, which caused cerebral palsy and means he needs full-time wheelchair use and round-the-clock care. His mother gave up her career to care for him, and the family moved into a bungalow to make life more accessible. With support providing eye-gaze communication equipment and family breaks, Mason can make choices and spend quality time with his younger brothers.

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Join Mason and his family at home to see how he uses his eye-gaze device to make choices and play games with his brothers.

Where it happens

Birmingham

The charity

https://www.familyfund.org.uk/

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