VIDEO: Plea to help buy vital medical chair for Ciara

GENEROUS donations from the public have helped Wilmcote teenager Ciara Barry receive vital life enhancing medical treatment but £2,200 is still needed for a traction chair in order for Ciara to continue to make progress.

Ciara, aged 14, suffers from Rett Syndrome a rare condition that affects the development of the brain. It can cause severe physical and mental disability that begins in early childhood.

She is currently being treated at a special clinic in Miami with her mum Samantha by her side. The visit to America was made possible thanks to public donations which totalled £15,000.

Ciara is making good progress but a key component of the project is a traction chair and additional support braces which cost £2,200 and will need to be shipped to Britain from America; Ciara is due to fly home with her mum this Sunday, 22nd May.

A close family friend, here in south Warwickshire, has appealed to people to help Ciara's cause so that she can continue her treatment at home.

Anyone wishing to donate and raise the remaining £2,200 can visit: https://www.justgiving.com/keepciarawalking

See attached video link.