Teenager with rare neurological condition completes secondary education, will receive Quebec's Medal of the National Assembly
MONTREAL -- Loic Bydal is 17 years old and just graduated from high school, a feat that is set to be rewarded by the Quebec government, as his diploma came despite significant health setbacks. Bydal's unique academic journey is one never achieved before in Quebec, as he completed his primary and secondary education from his room on the eighth floor of the Montreal Children's Hospital. "It feels great," he told CTV News via Zoom. "I'm really grateful to be able to do that." The teenager lives with Morquio sydrome, a rare genetic condition affecting a child's bones, spine, organs and ph...