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CAUDA Equina Champions Charity (CECC) is pleased to announce Storm Keating as the charity’s latest appointed charity ambassador.  The Australian fashion designer who is married to Boyzone’s beloved Ronan Keating shared the news of her diagnosis with Cauda Equina syndrome last month, following a prolapsed disc that needed urgent spinal surgery when the condition escalated into this rare syndrome.   Did you know that you have just 24 hours to be diagnosed and treated for CES?  Did you know that there are several red flags to look out for to help you spot symptoms within those 24 hours?...

Storm wrote: “Happy Easter from our family to ours.” Today, the Australian shared a video of her getting a hug from one-year-old Coco, saying that she can’t wait to be able to pick her up after she recovers from her surgery. She said: “My babies. 10 days post surgery and I am doing great. On day soon I’ll be able to lift her up and in into my arms again... “The Lord himself knows that every little piece of my heart and soul can’t wait!” she added. Read More Download the Sunday World app Now download the free app for all the latest Sunday World News, Crime, Irish Sh...

Ronan Keating's wife Storm vows to pick up baby daughter again after spinal surgery Storm Keating, wife of Ronan Keating, has vowed she will one day be able to pick up her baby daughter again as she continues to heal up from spinal surgery Updated The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now Get the latest news from across Ireland straight to your inbox every single dayInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up! When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other related newsle...

The fashion designer, 39, who is married to singer Ronan Keating, was recently admitted to Cromwell Hospital after being diagnosed with cauda equina syndrome.

Linda Metcalf, from Bradford, said she had trouble walking and standing, rarely went out and could not dress herself.