Parenthood

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Lucy and baby L J, brought> tears of joy

First Time , Lucy Lintott tears of joy. It is The Most natural of reactions to what was, undeniably, a remarkable pregnancy.

The 25-year-old was diagnosed with motor neurone disease (MND) in the year 2014, so that you are the youngest person in Scotland with the incurable disease.

The disease, doubts about the possibility of Lucy , the kids, and so, if the baby L J arrived in February, She couldn't believe that he was real.

"I got him, had not built so much in my head, I thought that it would happen," said Lucy . "I was very emotional and I would not let someone take him away from me"

Lucy Lintott was the youngest Scot to be diagnosed with motor neurone disease (MND)

MND gradually, the grip power, walking, talking and swallowing is extremely difficult, and finally impossible. It is about a third of the people within a year and More Than half within two years. kill

which says, Six Years after her diagnosis, Lucy , of Garmouth in Moray, She witnessed the "best feeling Ever ", taking care of their "strong, sassy Bundle " - who has a "great set of lungs".

Lucy says She navigates has early motherhood without a lot of advice, since MND usually affects people over the Age Of 40 and, as such, is pregnancy the patient is incredibly rare.

She Said : "I think there are only five or six cases in The World of the people who have born, while with MND.

"you didn't like My Body or the lungs, would deal with him, so it was really up to me.

"But it went really Well - the only thing I did was come off to give a medicine, L J The Best start in life. "

only a few weeks ago, Lucy and her fiance Tommy a may planned Wedding , which has now been postponed due to the Corona Virus pandemic.

As One of the 400 people in Scotland with MND, Lucy was advised to stay home for 12 weeks.

Normally, you would go about your daily life with the aid of three companions, But they had to move Back To her parents ' house, in order to protect your health and still receive the care they need.

Lucy and fiancé Tommy is re-plan your Wedding day, if the lockout ends

She Said : "Because of the isolation, I'm a nurse and I can't really go out.

"The coronavirus has a massive impact, I would usually buy, at The Gym , or friends to see.

"I'm going to the reorganisation of The Wedding - and it's hard enough preparing for a Wedding then change it all. So I'm pretty gutted. "

'It's crazy and Surreal , But The Best feeling Ever ,'

In 2017, Lucy was considered a strong as ONI was like "slowly paralyzed" in The Bbc documentary.

the power of positivity and good mood were, However, very much at the forefront of Her Story - She confessed, most of the people knew you have your

Such qualities, which they wore now not only the upheaval of the lockdown, not just the disease and not only The Challenges of Parenthood - But all three at once.

She says that living with your parents a "gift of heaven", and laughs as She admits, the biggest challenge for your Family - "is probably dealing with me."

She Said : "I am very excited about the introduction of the LJ to friends and to do what we normally Do Over the summer, like to go swimming or take him to The Park . Just the little things.

"I'll stay away from the coronavirus, and my MND is stable and has not really changed.

"It is very crazy and Surreal that I'm a parent, I am responsible for a small Bundle . But let's be honest, it's The Best feeling Ever . "

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Source of news: bbc.com