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Jack Gleeson

the parents of a local toddler suffering from an extremely rare, terminal genetic condition are hoping a video they have made will be the key to saving his life.

Dylan Finglas is just like most other healthy two-year-olds, but despite his innocent smile and infectious laughter he’s been diagnosed

with fatal Multiple Sulfatase Deficiency (MSD).

The condition causes a progressive loss of mental abilities and has devastating effects on the whole body leading to years of pain. Those affected survive only a few years after harsh symptoms appear. Dylan is the young-est of just 17 patients worldwide currently af-fected by MSD.

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This video could save a little boy’s life

Dylan Finglas suffers from fatal Multiple Sulfatase Deficiency (MSD).

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