Inventing the impossible A team of inventors attempt to change the lives of three inspiring people with very... different problems.
40-year-old Graham was passionate about snowboarding until an accident dramatically changed his life. He was caught up in an avalanche and buried under the snow for half an hour before rescuers could dig him out. Now he’s severely disabled, spending most of his time in a wheelchair, and with limited use of his arms and legs. But, despite all the trauma he’s suffered, Graham dreams of one
Inventing the impossible In this episode, the fixers take on three more challenges to change lives, includin...g one of their toughest yet when they try to help a young boy with Tourette's to control his tics and behavioural issues.
Eleven-year-old Malachi lives with his mum and younger brother in Cornwall. Malachi has Tourette's Syndrome, a neurological condition characterised by involuntary movements and noises called tics. He also has Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder and struggles with disruptive urges and viol
Inventing the impossible A team of inventors attempt to change the lives of three inspiring people with very... different problems.
Four-year-old William has a rare form of epilepsy which causes him to have multiple seizures, some of which are life-threatening. These seizures can happen at any time. With doctors unable to control them through medication and no suitable seizure alarms, William's parents have to take it in turns to watch him around the clock. Lack of sleep and constant worry over the last four years has lef
Letter from John Westland Marston On the recommendation of his friend Dinah Craik (Muloch), John Westland Marston wri...tes to Sampson Low requesting that Harper & Co publish his latest book 'A Lady in her own right' in the USA. He refers to some of his other works including 'The Patrician's Daughter', 'Strathmore' and 'Anne Blake'.