Ross Jeavons's baby boy has a condition where his stomach and oesophagus are not connected.
The father of a baby with a rare condition is to run the London Marathon after just eight weeks of training.
Life for Mr Jeavons, 36, and his wife Katie has been a non-stop balance of looking after their two-year-old son Callum, managing Corey's care, and working.Corey was born with a rare condition that means his stomach and oesophagus were not connected at birth Half of Corey's life has been spent in hospital and throughout much of the last six weeks he has been at the John Radcliffe Hospital in Oxford, which has become Mr Jeavons' main training ground by default.
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