Christopher Chapman, 34, was admitted to hospital after sustaining a skull fracture in an attack. Following the surgery, Christopher instructed specialist lawyers at Irwin Mitchell to help him access the support he requires to live his life as best he can. (Image: Christopher Chapman / SWNS.COM)He said: "The last couple of years have been the worst of my life. (Image: Christopher Chapman / SWNS.COM)Following the diagnosis, Christopher began to display evidence of early necrosis, which is described as the death of body tissue. "While nothing will change what has happened to him, we will continue to support Christopher and his loved ones however we can.

Source: Daily Mirror September 14, 2020 15:00 UTC