Lewis Anthony Robinson's Baby Garden
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As we are aware Jane and Tony have said goodnight to their baby boy Lewis Anthony Robinson.
We all want to help in any way we can, so with Jane’s permission we have set up this page so all donations can go to help the family create a baby garden in memory of Lewis.
No donation is too small. Everything helps.
Please share, thank you very much.
Lewis' memorial Facebook page:
https://www.facebook.com/BabyLewisAnthonyRobinson?pnref=story
A message from Lewis' Mum and Dad:
Lewis was a very active and happy little boy. He was due to celebrate his 3rd birthday on the 23rd of November, but tragically was taken ill on the 6th with a seizure. As Lewis was rushed to Alder Hey and treated for this, they found out through blood work that he was experiencing acute liver failure. On the 7th November Lewis was transferred to Birmingham Children's Hospital where he had a lot of tests and scans including an MRI and was treated for his failing liver.
Each day that passed Lewis seemed to deteriorate and within just 3 days he had another MRI scan and the damage that was shown appeared to be catastrophic brain damage that continued to worsen. We were told if we were to keep him on life support he would unlikely survive with how fast his brain was swelling and beginning to die. We made the hardest decision as parents to turn his life support off and take away all the pain and suffering he had endured in such a short time. We spent all of the day on the 13th of November being close to him and making lots of keepsakes and memories.
At 7 pm I held my baby boy in my arms and began to read him his favourite bedtime story before turning the machine off. I then held him until his last breath. Our baby boy Lewis Anthony Robinson forever loved and missed xxxx
We all want to help in any way we can, so with Jane’s permission we have set up this page so all donations can go to help the family create a baby garden in memory of Lewis.
No donation is too small. Everything helps.
Please share, thank you very much.
Lewis' memorial Facebook page:
https://www.facebook.com/BabyLewisAnthonyRobinson?pnref=story
A message from Lewis' Mum and Dad:
Lewis was a very active and happy little boy. He was due to celebrate his 3rd birthday on the 23rd of November, but tragically was taken ill on the 6th with a seizure. As Lewis was rushed to Alder Hey and treated for this, they found out through blood work that he was experiencing acute liver failure. On the 7th November Lewis was transferred to Birmingham Children's Hospital where he had a lot of tests and scans including an MRI and was treated for his failing liver.
Each day that passed Lewis seemed to deteriorate and within just 3 days he had another MRI scan and the damage that was shown appeared to be catastrophic brain damage that continued to worsen. We were told if we were to keep him on life support he would unlikely survive with how fast his brain was swelling and beginning to die. We made the hardest decision as parents to turn his life support off and take away all the pain and suffering he had endured in such a short time. We spent all of the day on the 13th of November being close to him and making lots of keepsakes and memories.
At 7 pm I held my baby boy in my arms and began to read him his favourite bedtime story before turning the machine off. I then held him until his last breath. Our baby boy Lewis Anthony Robinson forever loved and missed xxxx
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Jane Robinson
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