Bronwyn Cousins is a single mother caring for her 14-year-old daughter Bronte, who has been diagnosed with juvenile amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), a rare and incurable condition that attacks motor neurons. Since her diagnosis, Bronwyn has faced sleepless nights, monitoring Bronte's needs as she experiences severe pain and panic attacks. Bronte, the only child in Australia with this form of motor neurone disease, dreams of becoming a family lawyer, but her condition is deteriorating rapidly. The lack of research and clinical trials for juvenile ALS complicates their situation, with Bronte being too young for available trials. While the federal government has introduced priority aged care support for MND patients, it does not extend to young individuals like Bronte. The FightMND organization, founded by AFL legend Neale Daniher, has raised significant funds for research and support, aiming to improve the lives of families affected by MND. Bronwyn hopes that increased awareness will lead to more support for those battling this devastating disease.