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People often say ‘I don’t know how you do your job’, as a nurse, it's an absolute privilege to care for these children and families.

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Stepping away from the day to day duties of care is simply bliss. Being able to be Mum and Dad again is the best gift ever and we are so grateful.
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We were dealing with what was one of the worst things imaginable, however, Little Bridge House made this difficult time a little bit easier.

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Children’s Hospice South West is run by extraordinary people, for remarkable families and supported by the most open hearted of people. I loved every second of it.

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Our stories

Making the most of short and precious lives across the South West

Sam's lockdown story

The family have been shielding at home since lockdown began...

While Sam and his parents are missing their visits to the hospice, mum, Jo, describes how the friendship they have formed with another family from Little...

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Harvey's lockdown story

Harvey usually visits Little Harbour.

My name is Harvey. And this is my lockdown story. My mum has been shielding me since Monday 23 March, so for 36 days so far. We are not allowed to go out the...

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Dallas' lockdown story

Dallas usually visits Little Harbour with her mum, Donna,...

Since the beginning of lockdown, the family have been shielding to ensure that Dallas can stay at home safely. Despite the challenges, dad, Adrian, explains...

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Josselin's lockdown story

14-year-old Josselin usually visits Charlton Farm with her...

As for many other children with life-limiting conditions and their families, lockdown has presented some huge challenges for Josselin and her family. Mum,...

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Callum's lockdown story

Callum, who has Cerebral Palsy and complex medical needs,...

Callum and his family have been shielding to ensure that he can stay at home safely. Mum, Sarah, explains some of the challenges they have faced and offers...

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Tayen's lockdown story

Eight-year-old Tayen and her family have been shielding at...

Since lockdown began, Tayen and her family have been shielding at home to ensure that she can continue to have her chemotherapy treatment as safely as possible...