Sweet Little Child lost her battle for life after suffering from meningitis.

This is the sad story of Faye's parents, Jenny and Neil, took Faye to A&E with a rash on her forehead at the beginning of February and she was diagnosed with meningitis.
Her condition rapidly deteriorated and her heart stopped in the ambulance to the Evelina London Children's Hospital and doctors managed to revive her. She was given a one per cent survival rate but then started to improve.



But the little girl was stricken with sepsis, meaning she would have to lose her arm and leg to give her a chance of surviving.
Her tiny body was no longer able to fight the disease and her devastated parents made the painful decision to let her slip away on Valentine's Day rather than risk bleeding to death from the "massive operation". 


"They revived her and spent hours working on stabilising her, we were given a 1% survival rate but she proved them wrong and carried on fighting, after a few days she seemed to have turned a corner.
"But the the sepsis started to affect her more & the decision of limb removal was made, but the extent of removal was massive, full leg amputation and one arm and plastic surgery.

"She was getting tired, her little body consumed by meningitis and sepsis (blood poisoning) we had to make the decision, a massive operation and she may die or we let her go peacefully on her own accord.
"Our daughter wasn't able to have the huge operation as the sepsis had consumed ALL her body, and would have bled to death, she didn't deserve to end her tiny little life like that!

"We decided the latter & then watched our little girl slip away & at 9pm February 14th she finally fell asleep forever. All this in only 11 days."