Colin Farrell Opens Up About Son's Rare Neurogenetic Condition
Farrell and Bordenave Seek Conservatorship for 21-Year-Old James
Farrell Launches Foundation to Support Families Affected by Angelman Syndrome
Actor Colin Farrell has shared his experience with his son James's rare neurogenetic condition, Angelman syndrome. Farrell and James's mother, Kim Bordenave, welcomed James in 2003. Recently, the couple filed for conservatorship of their son.
In a recent appearance, Farrell expressed his hope to support families like his. James, now 21 years old, faces the challenges of Angelman syndrome, an incurable condition caused by a genetic mutation. Farrell's newly launched foundation aims to benefit individuals affected by this rare disorder.
During an emotional interview, Farrell wiped away tears as he discussed his son's journey. James lives with a combination of genetic and neurological differences, including speech impediments, motor skill limitations, and other challenges. However, Farrell emphasizes that James's presence in his life brings immeasurable joy.
The actor's foundation, launched in honor of his son, will provide resources, support, and research initiatives to advance the lives of individuals with Angelman syndrome and their families. Farrell hopes to use his platform to raise awareness and advocate for those affected by this rare condition.
Farrell's compassion and determination to help others are a testament to the unwavering love and support he has for his son and all families facing the challenges of rare neurogenetic disorders.
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