Living with Motor Neurone Disease (MND)

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This documentary pulls on the heart strings and shouldn't be missed.
Motor Neurone Disease (MND) is a terminal disease and is physically and emotionally devistating for both the sufferer and the carer.
In this Tobin Brothers exclusive documentary, Lisa Morgan, wife of actor Richard Morgan, and former AFL coach Neale Daniher talked to Michael Lynch about their confronting experiences with Motor Neurone Disease. MND is an insidious disease that more often than not means a terminal diagnosis for its sufferers. Michael talks with medical professionals and people who dedicate their lives to researching MND, who assist patients and their families and raise awareness in the hope that there will be better treatments and one day be a cure.
More funding is desperately needed. If you would like to make a donation please visit one of these websites:
www.curemnd.org.au
www.mndfundraising.asn.au
www.mndaust.asn.au
www.mnd.asn.au

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17 авг 2015

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@louiserawle8999 Год назад

It is a vile disease and I think Neale Daniher is awesome.❤️❤️❤️

@susanneelisabethbiarinec6082 3 года назад

I am watching this as a friend husband just passed away. Rest In Peace Richard 💐was sad to hear

@unclehulka6559 5 лет назад

RIP Mr. Morgan, you'll always live on in my mind as young Terry Sullivan.

@janinejoseph2879 7 лет назад

So sad but so poignant. I met Lisa today and was inspired. Clearly an amazing woman. Thank you Lisa for sharing Richard's story which is of course, your story too. Janine Joseph

@alexiskerr5569 2 года назад

So very sorry to hear this happened , I always loved him as Terry Sullivan , such a great character 💯

@clarencebeeks1528 4 года назад

This is extremely sad. I can't even begin to imagine the grief that Richard suffered knowing he'd leave his wife and children. I'll never forget the outstanding work he did on The Sullivans & the feature film Farewell to the King. He brought a lot of nuance to his performances.

@billiembadjie9668 4 года назад

MND is such an evil disease, so very very sad what it does to the patient and their family. So heartbreaking to watch these stories, God please help these people. 🙏🙏🙏

@nickywilks7928 4 месяца назад

This is so sad.....I remember watching the Sullivan's and Terry being such a big character and such a great actor.

@chromosomexy8327 3 месяца назад

im watching this because my friend has Motoneuron its very sad😢

@ingodseyes43 8 лет назад

None of my son's doctors were honest with us. I didn't find out how serious it was until I started my own research and went to a neurpathy seminar

@magygogo20 7 лет назад

Ingodseyes H Please what you have reached and what is the solution and treatment

@applejellypucci 4 года назад

@@magygogo20 there is no cure.

@magygogo20 4 года назад

@@applejellypucci 😔😔💔💔

@stefanijajuric5288 Год назад

Hi my name is Stefany, I been suffering from MND for 5 years. I been in nursing home for 5 years,sadly my husband died 2 years ago,I’m in that stage that I can’t talk hardly move my arms can’t do anything for me, I’m very scared and when I came to Finley stage I don’t want to see my kids to suffer and I would like euthanasia 😢

@liliedelweiss Год назад

Dear Stefany, my prayers are with you. May you find strength and courage to brave through this difficult period 🙏🏻

@michellehiggs60 22 дня назад

Still no cure or treatment all these years on.

@aryanafridi9183 7 лет назад

Sir i am form Pakistan and i am suffering mnd ALS last 2 years pls help me

@zaheerahmad4102 6 лет назад

where u belong to ? how u doing now ?

@joshrobins3046 5 лет назад

See a doctor you idiot

@pam164 3 года назад

You would think in 2020 they would have some drug to slow it down by now. I had a friend die with this and it was awful for her.

@rolandacevans 3 года назад

I suffer from the illness and there's a tablet that slows it a little. It's named Rilutek or Riluzole.

@pam164 3 года назад

@@rolandacevans So sorry. A friend of mine had that. Really hope they can find something to really slow it down soon.

@SuperBigblue19 Год назад

Watched several of these MND videos. They all have the same theme of wanting to make people aware of the disease. In fact, its awareness was recorded in the 1820's and Many people of note have died from it over the last 2 centuries. ALS-Lou Gehrig's disease the most common form of MND is well known here in the US.