A woman is hoping to raise more than £7,000 to help pay for private treatment at a neurological clinic in Manchester.
Tia Murphy has functional neurological disorder, which left her wheelchair-bound, unable to work and suffering from a number of symptoms including seizures.
The 26 year old says because there's no dedicated neurology department on Island, her best chance of recovery is to go private with specialists across.
You can find out more and donate to Tia's fundraiser via this link.
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