Since 2003, C4 has been following the extraordinary lives of a group of children all born with different disabilities. The last time we saw them was in 2016, but now cameras return to film the teenagers – all aged between 18 and 19 – as they enter adulthood.
However, while three of them are successfully managing at university, Shelbie and Will, who have the most profound disabilities, are fighting for life.
This story is from the March 21, 2020 edition of What's on TV.
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