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DEVOTED PARENTS SET TO FORK OUT £15K ON ADVENTURES FOR MIRACLE TOT
14-06-2017
2017
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captionPic from Caters News (PICTURED: Sebastian Pitts, three, from Manchester, with mum, Yvette, 30) - A pair of devoted parents are set to fork out 15K on adventures for their miracle tot. Sebastian Pitts, three, from Manchester, wasnt expected to live after being diagnosed with Leigh Syndrome a neurological disorder that affects mental and physical abilities - at just seven-weeks-old. His parents, Stephen, 32, and Yvette, 30, were warned that their son only had 12 months to live but despite this, he is continuing to defy doctors every day. And despite being optimistic, his parents werent taking any risks and decided to write a list of adventures for Sebastian to experience. SEE CATERS COPY
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captionPic from Caters News (PICTURED: Sebastian Pitts, three, from Manchester) - A pair of devoted parents are set to fork out 15K on adventures for their miracle tot. Sebastian Pitts, three, from Manchester, wasnt expected to live after being diagnosed with Leigh Syndrome a neurological disorder that affects mental and physical abilities - at just seven-weeks-old. His parents, Stephen, 32, and Yvette, 30, were warned that their son only had 12 months to live but despite this, he is continuing to defy doctors every day. And despite being optimistic, his parents werent taking any risks and decided to write a list of adventures for Sebastian to experience. SEE CATERS COPY
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captionPic from Caters News (PICTURED: Sebastian Pitt, three, from Manchester in new york to watch a rangers game and pose for a photo with the team) - A pair of devoted parents are set to fork out 15K on adventures for their miracle tot. Sebastian Pitts, three, from Manchester, wasnt expected to live after being diagnosed with Leigh Syndrome a neurological disorder that affects mental and physical abilities - at just seven-weeks-old. His parents, Stephen, 32, and Yvette, 30, were warned that their son only had 12 months to live but despite this, he is continuing to defy doctors every day. And despite being optimistic, his parents werent taking any risks and decided to write a list of adventures for Sebastian to experience. SEE CATERS COPY
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captionPic from Caters News (PICTURED: Sebastian Pitts, three, from Manchester with parents Stephen, 32, and Yvette, 30) - A pair of devoted parents are set to fork out 15K on adventures for their miracle tot. Sebastian Pitts, three, from Manchester, wasnt expected to live after being diagnosed with Leigh Syndrome a neurological disorder that affects mental and physical abilities - at just seven-weeks-old. His parents, Stephen, 32, and Yvette, 30, were warned that their son only had 12 months to live but despite this, he is continuing to defy doctors every day. And despite being optimistic, his parents werent taking any risks and decided to write a list of adventures for Sebastian to experience. SEE CATERS COPY
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captionPic from Caters News (PICTURED: Sebastian Pitts, three, from Manchester with dad Stephen, 32) - A pair of devoted parents are set to fork out 15K on adventures for their miracle tot. Sebastian Pitts, three, from Manchester, wasnt expected to live after being diagnosed with Leigh Syndrome a neurological disorder that affects mental and physical abilities - at just seven-weeks-old. His parents, Stephen, 32, and Yvette, 30, were warned that their son only had 12 months to live but despite this, he is continuing to defy doctors every day. And despite being optimistic, his parents werent taking any risks and decided to write a list of adventures for Sebastian to experience. SEE CATERS COPY
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captionPic from Caters News (PICTURED: Sebastian Pitts, three, from Manchester) - A pair of devoted parents are set to fork out 15K on adventures for their miracle tot. Sebastian Pitts, three, from Manchester, wasnt expected to live after being diagnosed with Leigh Syndrome a neurological disorder that affects mental and physical abilities - at just seven-weeks-old. His parents, Stephen, 32, and Yvette, 30, were warned that their son only had 12 months to live but despite this, he is continuing to defy doctors every day. And despite being optimistic, his parents werent taking any risks and decided to write a list of adventures for Sebastian to experience. SEE CATERS COPY
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captionPic from Caters News (PICTURED: Sebastian Pitts, three, from Manchester) - A pair of devoted parents are set to fork out 15K on adventures for their miracle tot. Sebastian Pitts, three, from Manchester, wasnt expected to live after being diagnosed with Leigh Syndrome a neurological disorder that affects mental and physical abilities - at just seven-weeks-old. His parents, Stephen, 32, and Yvette, 30, were warned that their son only had 12 months to live but despite this, he is continuing to defy doctors every day. And despite being optimistic, his parents werent taking any risks and decided to write a list of adventures for Sebastian to experience. SEE CATERS COPY
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captionPic from Caters News (PICTURED: Yvette, pregnant with Sebastian) - A pair of devoted parents are set to fork out 15K on adventures for their miracle tot. Sebastian Pitts, three, from Manchester, wasnt expected to live after being diagnosed with Leigh Syndrome a neurological disorder that affects mental and physical abilities - at just seven-weeks-old. His parents, Stephen, 32, and Yvette, 30, were warned that their son only had 12 months to live but despite this, he is continuing to defy doctors every day. And despite being optimistic, his parents werent taking any risks and decided to write a list of adventures for Sebastian to experience. SEE CATERS COPY
