'We have hit rock bottom now and I couldn't imagine things getting any worse for us as a family'
Emily Anderson, 3. who has cerebral palsy, had her food delivery pump stolen from her homes by while her family were hospital caring for her newborn sister Mia
Her parents say that without the back-up pump her life is now ‘at risk’ and they are pleading for its return. The Sick Children’s Trust has funded the family’s stay at accommodation near to the hospital since Mia was born in August while they juggle caring for Emily and their two older children, Katie, 15 and Charlotte, 11, while being in hospital with their new baby.
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