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A boy has been told his “next seizure could be his last” - after being diagnosed with one of the world’s rarest deadly diseases.<br/><br/>William Howard, nine, was told by doctors his initial symptom, a twitch in his right leg, could be down to stress from playing Minecraft. <br/><br/>But after “endless” medical investigations, an MRI confirmed he has mitochondrial disease - which means his cells won’t work correctly. <br/>
A boy has been told his “next seizure could be his last” - after being diagnosed with one of the world’s rarest deadly diseases.<br/><br/>William Howard, nine, was told by doctors his initial symptom, a twitch in his right leg, could be down to stress from playing Minecraft. <br/><br/>But after “endless” medical investigations, an MRI confirmed he has mitochondrial disease - which means his cells won’t work correctly. <br/>
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