Help the Fitton Family After Baby Aurora Rose’s Traumatic Brain Injury

At the end of March, the Fitton family’s lives took an unexpected and devastating turn when their baby girl, Aurora Rose (4.5 months old), suffered a traumatic brain injury after an accident, falling from height.

She was airlifted to London Children’s Hospital, where she endured a week of seizures and heavy sedation. Emergency surgery was then required to stop her brain from herniating further. It has been a journey no family ever imagines facing.

Aurora is the sweetest, most sensitive little sister to Anastasia. She had just begun discovering her laugh and learning to roll—milestones that made every day so special.

At this time, Aurora has had a portion of her parietal lobe removed. She is still facing a significant blood clot in her brain, a soft defect in her skull, and is being closely monitored for seizures and potential epilepsy. The long-term effects of her injury and surgery remain unknown.

Through it all, the Fitton family is holding tightly to their faith. They truly believe God has Aurora in His hands and remain hopeful for her healing and future.

Matt is the sole provider for their family of four and has been unable to work during this time, creating a growing financial strain. Aurora remains hospitalized in London with no clear discharge date.

Many family and friends have already shown tremendous support, and many others have asked how they can help.

Funds raised will go toward:

• Lost wages

• Monthly Household expenses

• Travel to and from the hospital

• Ongoing rehabilitation and care

• Preparing for Aurora’s transition back home

Aurora has already shown incredible strength and resilience, and her progress so far has been encouraging. However, the road ahead is still long.

If you feel led, please keep Aurora and her family in your prayers, consider supporting them, and share their story. Every contribution, no matter the size, truly makes a difference.

Thank you for your love, prayers, and support