On the age of 29, Jeremy Bray can now not transfer his face, arms, fingers or legs. The one factor that may cease and even reverse the weakening of his muscle mass is a therapy the Manitoba authorities is refusing to pay for.
Jeremy Bray has use of simply 1 thumb, with out which he can not use a wheelchair, hold working
Jeremy Bray lives with spinal muscular atrophy, and has solely the usage of his left thumb. A therapy exists that would halt the progress of the degenerative illness, however the Manitoba authorities is not keen to pay for it due to medical suggestions from Canada’s Drug Company. (Ian Froese/CBC)
The very first thing Jeremy Bray does each morning is verify whether or not he can nonetheless transfer his left thumb.
He wakes up day by day with the worry he could have misplaced the one manner he has to function his wheelchair, keep a job and reside independently.
