'It's my way of saying I'm still here' - Veteran ex-firefighter who lost the use of both arms finds 'remarkable' support
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manchestereveningnews.co.ukA veteran and firefighter of 27 years who lost the use of both his arms due to motor neuron disease has found help with a Stockport born Marine who uses cold water therapy to help veterans overcome trauma.
Former firefighter John Chart, 50, who also served in the Territorial Army and was a world champion power lifter, was a firefighter with London Fire Brigade when he noticed a twitching in his arm, six years ago.
He was originally given beta blockers for anxiety before being referred to a neurologist and three and a half years ago he was given the devastating diagnosis that he had motor neuron disease. READ MORE: Boy, 8, with Covid left in coma after suffering rare side effect In 2018 John left London fire brigade because he could no
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