“Freddie doesn’t have any feeling really anywhere in his face,” his mum says. “Communication is one of Freddie’s biggest struggles and we feel he’d be very, very lost without sight to assist him with that,” says Yeoman.īecause PTCD affects the nerves that run from the brain to the face, Freddie’s eyes don’t operate as they should. While his hearing isn’t affected and he loves music, his parents are teaching him sign language, for which his sight is crucial but extremely vulnerable. Photo / Suppliedįor Freddie, who has begun to crawl at 22 months, it is unknown whether he will ever be able to walk or talk. Freddie Fagan's mum, Monica Yeoman says: “Because Freddie has so many challenges and it’s unknown whether he will ever talk or walk, we feel his eye sight is all the more important".
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