A mother from Preston is fighting with a hospital to let her baby son come home after spending much of his short life on a medical ward.
Rowan-George Woodruff is only one and was born with atresia, a condition in his throat, which means he has no upper airway or windpipe. He had a tracheotomy soon after birth, which doctors say needs constant monitoring.
To allow him to breathe, an airway was built using his ribcage and through his voice box.
