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<div>We’re raising money to support a truly remarkable young woman who has shown incredible strength and determination in her fight for recovery. Due to the sensitive nature of her condition, especially as a younger person, she has requested to remain anonymous. In October 2022, her family received the devastating phone call that she was gravely ill in the hospital. She had been admitted for an unrelated illness but tragically suffered multiple strokes in the early hours of the morning. She was rushed to critical care but her body shut down and went into a coma, later being diagnosed with “locked-in syndrome.” For weeks, her family sat by her bedside, praying for any sign that she was still with them, feeling completely helpless as they faced the most difficult and heart-breaking moments of their lives.
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<div>Incredibly, despite doctors initially dismissing her small movements as “involuntary,” she showed her family that she was still fighting - she was letting them know she was there. Then, just as things seemed to get better, she battled through double pneumonia and a COVID diagnosis on New Year's Eve. Even with these obstacles, she continued to fight. After being transferred to a neuro-rehabilitation hospital, she was able to return home just before her 21st birthday -an amazing milestone after everything she had been through.
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<div>Today, she is truly an inspiration to everyone who knows her. Doctors had told her she would never walk, talk, or eat on her own, that she would need to be fed through a tube for the rest of her life. But she has defied those expectations at every turn - she is eating normal food, speaking, and regaining movement, all thanks to her extraordinary determination and hard work.
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<div>To continue her recovery and regain even more mobility, she needs a power-assisted exercise bike to improve blood flow to her left side, which remains paralyzed. Unfortunately, these bikes aren’t available through the NHS or social funding and cost over £6,500.
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<div>We’re coming together as a community to help raise the funds for this vital piece of equipment, which will play a crucial role in the next phase of her recovery. Her journey has been nothing short of miraculous, and with our support, she may one day regain the independent mobility that so many people her age take for granted.
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<div>Every donation, no matter how small, will make a difference in her life and help her achieve even more of the amazing progress we’ve already seen. Thank you so much for supporting this incredible young woman and her inspiring journey - she is a true warrior, and together, we can help her keep winning.
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Fundraise a Canvey girl's stroke physiotherapy journey

<div><strong>"In the end it all comes down to this, we thought we had more time to love you."</strong>
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<div>I have put together this GoFund me page to help raise funds for our little Sadie-Doo. Sadie is my sisters (Sharon) daughter and my niece.
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<div>On Aug 23rd, just before her 4th birthday she sadly passed away. There was no underlying health conditions, she woke up that morning, went to a dance camp with her sister, went to the park, but sadly passed away later on in the evening.
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<div>It was a huge shock to the whole family. Sadie was a strong, energetic and lively little girl with two sisters. She was the core of their family, the entertainer, so warm and caring. She had beautiful curly hair and a smile so bright she could light up a room. She had the most contagious, wicked little laugh.
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<div>Her life was so short, but she touched so many lives with her love and humour.
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<div>Sharon and Jamie and family have undergone immense heartache and pain that no parent or family should ever have to go through.<br /><br />
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<div><span style="font-size:1.0625rem;">They plan to place a bench in memory of Sadie at Southend seafront and we would like to help them get the funds to go towards it. Anything left over will go towards a headstone and to the charity that Sharon and Jamie choose once they know the cause of Sadie's death.</span>
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<div><em>As Jamie said;</em>
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<div>My request to everyone here today, is to help us keep the memory of Sadie alive forever. We should always speak her name, remember her at every occasion, and if we could all try and be more like Sadie everyday, whether it's saying hello to your neighbour every time you see them, or telling your family and friends you love them everyday (or a hundred times a day) or crack a silly joke randomly, or give each other the tightest hugs, she can live on in every one of us and our world will be a better place.
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<div>I will end with one of Sadie's best phrases, she would always say I love all of my family. Well Sadie, my girl, all of your family loves you more than you can imagine and we will miss you until the end of time.
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<div>I have put together a little video to give you an idea of what their little Sadie-Doo was like.
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