"They all love Ted and everyone gets quite sad when he's not there.
"They said he's welcome to come along if I join so we have been going since.
"I thought we should do something to help him lose weight so I called a company called Bootcamp FM which is based in Coventry to see if he could join. Mrs Birta, said: "We went to a paediatrician and he said he was overweight, so we tested him for prader-willi syndrome but it came back negative. Teddy lives in Radford, Coventry, with his mum Stacey, 32, his dad Steven, 40 and his eight-year-old big sister Ellie-Mai. In just over a months time, all of the bootcampers will be joining Stacey, her mum and her sister in order to raise money for the Royal Society for Blind Children (RSBC), who have provided invaluable support to Teddy and his family. On a recommendation from a doctor, Teddy and his mum Stacey joined Coventry-based fitness class Bootcamp FM to help him control his weight. Most seriously though, it is causing him to lose his eyesight. READ MORE: SnowDome tragedy - first image issued as schoolboy named Teddy was born with a rare genetic disorder called 15.11.2q, which causes him to have multiple disabilities including autism, hearing loss, and seizures, while also causing him to gain weight. People are rallying around to help a young boy from Coventry who is losing his sight.Ī Coventry fitness class and its instructors are all taking part in one of the UK's toughest outdoor challenges in aid of a charity which has helped one of their favourite fitness fanatics - six-year-old Teddy Birta. Thank you for subscribing We have more newsletters Show me See our privacy notice
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