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Hannah Van De Peer & John-Paul Clark

Heroic dad carries blind son, 10, up Ben Nevis to raise cash for charity

A blind ten-year-old boy has been carried up Ben Nevis on his dad's back.

Cameron Alderman, 10, who was born with rare genetic condition Norrie disease - was carried up the UK's highest mountain in a special backpack with his mum also at his side.

The youngster has been blind since an early age, deaf in his right ear since the age of three and is progressively losing hearing in his left ear. Cameron is also non-verbal autistic and has mobility issues.

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