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Katie Fattel's son Cassian, 4, has acquired cerebral palsy after surviving a near drowning in a backyard pool in 2021, which means he cannot support his legs or neck without aid.
5 days ago · It took a media frenzy, but Katie Fattel and her severely disabled son have finally received a home. In July, The Advertiser reported she and her four-year-old Cassian, who requires constant life ...
Jul 14, 2024 · Ms Fattel was also told by housing authorities that the home would not be able to support her four-year-old son Cassian, who has cerebral palsy. Cassian needs the help of several machines to...
Facing homelessness, with four-year-old Cassian needing ongoing life support, the SA Housing Trust appeared unable to find her a home for more than six months.
Jul 14, 2024 · Ms Fattel was also told by housing authorities that the home would not be able to support her four-year-old son Cassian, who has cerebral palsy. Cassian needs the help of several machines to support his leg and neck and having a place to live is critical for his ongoing care.
Fattel said that, upon receiving the emails, her “heart sank” and she was in disbelief. Katie Fattel said that a modifiable home and constant access to electricity, is ‘a matter of life and death’ for her son Cassian who lives with acquired cerebral palsy.
Jul 12, 2024 · Should they end up on the street, Ms Fattel has been advised a hospital bed would be made available for Cassian, meaning he would have to live apart from his family.
