John Dinon was diagnosed with motor neurone disease in February 1997 and told he had about two to five years to live. He has survived 29 years and celebrated his 90th birthday last month.
Why it mattersDinon's survival challenges expectations about MND outcomes and offers hope to newly diagnosed patients and their families, even as the disease remains poorly understood and devastating.
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