Charlie Bird

Former journalist and TV presenter Charlie Bird has shared an update on his health battle, telling fans his own situation is "not great" and he's uncertain ...

In my head I just want to continue helping people and charities." In a further candid update, the TV presenter said: "What is really upsetting me is that my uncontrollable crying is getting worse. Charlie then addressed his uncertainties around his mobility, saying: "To be honest my own situation is not great.

The much loved journalist and broadcaster has been battling Motor Neurone Disease since 2021, and now admits his situation is 'not great' but he's not ...

I don't want to be selfish, there are lots of people with terminal illnesses who are in dark places and we all need to show love and kindness to them," he concluded. While a fourth said: "Thinking of you Charlie. A truth teller to your core," one fan tweeted. I just want to continue helping people and charities." [health](https://www.rsvplive.ie/all-about/health) isn't good, adding: "To be honest my own situation is not great. I want to thank you all for raising €3.5 million for Pieta House and the Irish Motor Neurone Disease Association.

The former RTE broadcaster revealed he was diagnosed with Motor Neurone Disease in October 2021 and has been open about his journey with it online. Today's top ...

There are lots of people with terminal illnesses who are in dark places, and we all need to show love and kindness to them,' he added. 'Hi, myself and Tiger want to send you all Christmas wishes. A truth teller to your core,' another person commenter. 'You are a beacon of generosity and courage Charlie. [Climb With Charlie](https://www.idonate.ie/event/climbwithcharlie) for Pieta and Irish Motor Neurone Disease Association. I don't want to be selfish.

Charlie Bird has revealed how one particular symptom of his Motor Neurone Disease (MND) has gotten worse in a new health update.

"I want to wish everyone who supported Climb with Charlie a healthy and happy New Year,” he said in a video posted on Twitter. I am no longer certain how long more I will have mobility. We need your consent to load this Social Media content.

RTE journalist Charlie Bird shared an update on his health battle, admitting his situation is "not great"

In my head I just want to continue helping people and charities." In a further candid update, the TV presenter said: "What is really upsetting me is that my uncontrollable crying is getting worse. Charlie then addressed his uncertainties around his mobility, saying: "To be honest my own situation is not great. Charlie was diagnosed after he noticed issues with his voice. Thanks for your kindness." But I am not giving up the fight.

The RTE broadcaster took to Twitter to reveal his worries about his mobility, admitting that there was “no possibility” of him climbing Croagh Patrick again ...

Climb with Charlie raised over €3 million for charities such as Pieta House and the Irish Motor Neurone Disease Association. We all need to show love and kindness to them.” However, the veteran broadcaster said that the famous Climb with Charlie campaign would still be commemorated in a special way on its one year anniversary. He said: “I don’t want to be selfish. There is no possibility that I could climb Croagh Patrick again, although I want to continue helping people and charities.” He previously spoke candidly about experiencing “an awful crying moment” while out in Dunnes Stores, where he was

"My motor neurone is moving to my limbs. But I am not giving up the fight." Charlie added, "Thanks for your kindness." He has promised to continue helping ...

But today my health is unfortunately in a much worse situation my motor neurone is moving to my limbs. He continued, "My own situation is not great. But I am not giving up the fight."