Lillians harris heart journey

Lillian was born on the 1/2/18 with a severe heartcondition. She was born with half a heart and alot of other heart problems. Lillian underwent her first open heart at 3days old. Then had another open heart at 3months old when she went into cardiac arrest. In 2019 lillian went into hospital for surgery to get a feeding tube inserted into her stomach as she can't eat. The surgery didn't go to plan as the hospital brought lillian out of surgery with her stomach hanging out and it died. Angela lillians mum fought so hard for her daughter through this time but they never listened. Lillian ended up getting rushed into emergency surgery twice. One was because she had to get her stomach washed out from a infection then the second was because her bowel folded over. Because lillian had so many surgeries so close together it put a massive toll on her heart and she needed to have open heart surgery to get her valve fixed. They went into fix it and it only lasted 24hrs. Lillian ended up going back in for another open heart and got a mechanical valve and pacemaker put in. Angela had a 1% chance of bringing lillian home. Fast forward 1year lillian is still here. Lillian got admitted into hospital Feb 2020 for more surgery to get another feeding tube inserted into her stomach and bowel. Well this admission hasn't gone to how Angela wanted it. Lillian has undergone several operations alot of complications to the point that Angela will be now bringing lillian home under palliative care to eventually pass away. As there is nothing else they can do for her. Her heart is weak he stomach doesn't work and because he stomach doesn't work her bowel is slowing down aswell. The reason I am setting up this go fund me for Angela is that she is a single mum to 5 beautiful children including lillian and she now has to pack up her house and move closer to the hospital for lillian. This money raised will help her move her family closer to help lillian get the care she needs, as where she lives at the moment is to far from her treating teams. Thanks to everyone who can help!