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Our wee Charlotte's life threatening fight.

  • Charlotte's Home

      20 February 2023
    Posted by: Tania Clark
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    Just a quick wee update. Charlotte has made great progress since being back home. She is now able to hold her head up on her own and following and focusing on things and people. Last week she even reached out to pat our Cat, which was such an awesome thing for us to see!

    She is a strong determined little girl and I have no doubt she'll be up and walking in no time.

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  • Our wee fighter

      4 January 2023

    Charlotte is struggling with chronic insomnia because of the brain injury she has after the HUS, the doctors are trying to get her day/night back into a routine. Once she is sleeping better at night, we can get stuck into a her physio and rehab. When she's is able to engage a wee bit with the rehab team we've been told we'll be sent to

    The Wilsons Home Trust

    For children with physical disabilities.

    It's going to be a long road to recover for my wee girl but she's got a strong spirit and I know she will fight her way back.

    Thank you to all who have donated, it certainly will take the pressure off me in the months to come.

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    • 21/02/2023 by Lynda Evans

      So good to hear Tania. You are an amazing mum and have had to dig deep for the strength to face all of this for wee Charlotte. Sending you loads of love to both of you.

  • Christmas Miracle

      24 December 2022
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    UPDATE: Our wee Christmas Miracle is doing well she is on the ward and her kidneys are all good, she is breathing all on her own! Today Charlotte mouthed Mum a couple of times which is huge as she still has no voice, neurologically it will be a slow recovery but we are told with time she will have it all back 🙏 Tania, Charlotte and all our Family wish you all a Merry Christmas and once again we are all so grateful for all the donations and messages of support ❤️

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    • 01/01/2023 by Julia and Kieran Fowler

      Any more updates on wee Charlotte?

  • Our wee Christmas Miracle

      18 December 2022

    Our wee Christmas Miracle has been moved from 10days in PICU to HDU! Charlotte is off the Kidney dialysis and breathing on her own! Our wee fighter is giving it her best fight and we are all so very grateful! Obviously she is still very fragile but she is awake alot more and we are all just so happy to see those wee eyes! 💖

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    • 18/12/2022 by Julia and Kieran Fowler

      Charlotte that is the BEST news ❤️ is she speaking at all?

    • 18/12/2022 by Sandra

      Brilliant news. Keep fighting Charlotte. Xx

    • 19/12/2022 by Stephanie

      This is absolutely wonderful news. Will keep hoping and praying for more good news. <3 Steph and kids

  • Update on our wee fighter

      15 December 2022

    Charlotte is still on life support in ICU but is showing really positive progress her sedation has been dropped down so we hope to see our wee fighter slowly waking up. Thank you so very much from Tania and our family for all your donations and beautiful messages of support we are so very grateful keep praying for our Xmas Miracle 💖

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    • 15/12/2022 by Melissa

      Charlotte get well soon sophie will miss you at school i hope you get better soon

  • December 12 2022

      12 December 2022

    Charlotte still remains in ICU on life support, our wee fighter is showing some positive signs that she is fighting hard we are praying and surrounding Charlotte in all the love and healing energy. XOXO

    Tania & our Family would like to express our most heartfelt gratitude to every single person that has donated we are absolutely blown away, thank you to everyone that has shared the page and sent messages Tania & our family have read every single message and feel all your love and support xoxo

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