It's Daisy's birthday. She would be a teenager today. But now she will be forever twelve.
I'm not sure how I feel. If Daisy was still here to celebrate her birthday I wonder what we would have been able to do, what she would have been able to do?
Last year we went to see Disney on Ice. She was so excited to see her favourite character, Olaf, from Frozen. We left after the interval however. The noise was overwhelming for her, she was uncomfortable, she was trying so hard but it was just all too much and her excitement turned to anger as she lashed out at anyone getting too close.
This time last year I was starting to have conversations about changing her wheelchair to a bigger one, one that she wouldn't be able to wheel herself but would give her better support and comfort. I knew that our trip to see Disney on Ice was probably the last treat, not because I knew she would die but everything was becoming harder and harder for her. Getting out and about was just too difficult, for Daisy and for us.
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22 December 2017
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