Colin Farrell talks about his 20-year-old son’s rare, incurable disease

Actor Colin Farrell recently opened up about his 20-year-old son James‘ battle with a rare, incurable disease known as Angelman syndrome.

In an interview reported by PeopleTalk, Farrell, 38, shared details about the condition, which affects his son’s movements, speech, and overall development. James struggles with everyday tasks and relies heavily on his father for assistance.

Farrell expressed his deep concern for his son’s well-being, emphasizing his desire for the world to treat James with kindness and respect.

To support individuals with mental disabilities like his son, Farrell announced the launch of a special fund aimed at providing assistance and resources to those in need.

During the interview, journalists had the opportunity to meet James and took several photos, which were published in the magazine. Despite his challenges, James has made significant progress; he has learned to walk, maintain his balance, and even eat independently.

Farrell’s dedication to his son’s care and advocacy for others with similar conditions highlights his commitment as both a father and an advocate.