The woman whose brain in slipping into her SPINE: Agonising condition leaves woman feeling like her head is being slowly crushed

Kimberlee Provan, 44, from Blackpool, struggles to do everyday tasks such as walking, eating, and even talking because of her neurological condition, which is causing her brain to push on her spinal cord (left).

The legal aid worker, from Blackpool, Lancashire, has been diagnosed with Chiari malformation, which causes the brain to slip, leaving part of it below the skull.

It means she struggles to leave the house and now needs an electric wheelchair (right). 

'I have pins and needles in both arms and legs all the time, it never stops, and I can't lift anything heavier than a cup of tea,' she said.