'They are putting my life at risk': Bristol vlogger with Cystic Fibrosis urges people to stay home in Covid-19 lockdown

A Bristol vlogger with a chronic illness has warned people they could be risking lives, including hers, if they ignore the coronavirus lockdown rules.

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Ciara Hillyer, 27, lives with Cystic Fibrosis.

She also has diabetes and asthma, meaning she is classed as a vulnerable person in the coronavirus pandemic.

Addressing her followers on social media, Ciara urged people to listen to the latest government advice and stay at home.

In an emotional video, she said: "If people ignore this advice, then they are putting my life at risk."

WATCH: Ciara Hillyer urges people to stay at home to save lives

The 27-year-old lives at home in Bristol with her mum and two dogs.

She told viewers that while she will miss her "family, friends and loved ones" for the next few weeks, she'd "rather miss them for this short amount of time, than never see them again".

If you, or anyone you know, has Cystic Fibrosis and is concerned about coronavirus, click here for information and advice.

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