The veteran journalist says his mobility hasn't been affected - but his speech has been.
Charlie Bird says being diagnosed with motor neuron disease has "upended his whole life".
The former RTE journalist first noticed symptoms on St Patrick's Day this year.
Recently I spoke about issues with my voice. I now know why.
— Charlie Bird (@charliebird49) October 27, 2021
I have been diagnosed with Motor Neurone Disease.
Thanks to all my pals for their amazing support. And the kindness from so many people.
Stay safe everyone.
The 73 year old says his mobility hasn't been affected - but his speech has been.
Charlie Bird says it's been a difficult diagnosis to take
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