Looking back on how small and delicate my little girl was and seeing the things she had to go through and looking at her now .

[Mummyandhergorgeous]

She fills me with pride and I smile from cheek to cheek . I thought due to being in hospitals a lot she would find it hard to make friends but far from it. Sitting in our shopping trolly she happily waves to the rest of the shoppers making chit chat with people on our stops round. Her speech is beautiful and i believe this is due to all our many mummy and daughter chats about how raa raa the lion is noisy and whats noddy doing now ?,sitting in our hospital room and she shows so much care and concern with her friends at nursery. When people who know her or have just learnt her story say to me " blimey you wouldn't know it to look at her" I feel my mouth and cheeks rise as I reply " I know"

[FleurT]

fab, I feel very similar when we meet new friends at school or pre school and they do that double take and " you would never know" comment. Our Owen uses his power of cute all the time to make new friends, get away with murder or snaffle biscuits and cakes Celebrate the wins and have a fantastic weekend with your beautiful princess xxx

[vint]

I have people say the same all the time. Our daughter lives life to the full. She is 9 has BA with native liver but history of recurrent cholangitis. Our motto is " live life with biliary atresia not a biliary atresia life"!