THE CHLOE MANSFIELD FUND

Despite her predicament, she found happiness. And her fighting spirit enabled us to never, ever, give up hope. We believed, every second of every day, that Chloe would come home. The fifth and last time Chloe crashed, it was, in fact, the day after we had started the process of transferring Chloe closer to home. She had shown great signs of stability and increased strength. We all believed Chloe would return to the respiratory ward imminently. After all, she was a fighter and she had won this battle before. But this time, Chloe's lungs defeated her... Chloe remains a part of our every day lives. We talk about her, and to her, every day. The children say goodnight to her every night. And every month, on the 22nd, the day of her birth and her death, we visit GOSH and Coram Fields to release balloons for Chloe... Chloe was born on 22 February 2012, at 9.30am. A beautiful, and apparently healthy, little girl. A much anticipated playmate for her older sister, Sophie, aged two. Life was..

Also known as: Chloe Mansfield