
Helping young AJ improve his quality of life
A Tallaght family are organising a bake sale and other fundraisers for their son who suffers from a life-changing and degenerative muscular disease.
AJ Cullen Slevin is four and a half years old and was diagnosed with Duchenne muscular dystrophy at 17 months.
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