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disabled and terminally ill children \u2013 children just like Scarlett, who was born with<\/span>
Cerebral Palsy. <\/span>
Scarlett, aged 22-months-old, is unable to walk, cannot sit up by herself and has <\/span>
painful muscle spasms and daily seizures. Her high-street buggy was <\/span>
uncomfortable and not supportive enough as her head would fall forwards when <\/span>
she had a seizure and she would often flop to the side, unable to get into a safe <\/span>
or comfortable position. <\/span>
Scarlett often became upset and distressed due to this discomfort and it left both<\/span>
her and her parents finding it difficult to go out of the house \u2013 even just for a <\/span>
simple walk.<\/span>
This Christmas, things will be different for Scarlett and her family as Newlife were<\/span>
able to provide them with a specialist buggy, one which has already made a <\/span>
huge difference to their lives. <\/span>
Now, the family can go to appointments and nursery, safely and comfortably. <\/span>
Scarlett\u2019s mum, Alicia, said: \u201cThe specialist buggy from Newlife has made such a <\/span>
huge difference to our lives. We\u2019re so thankful to Newlife, I don\u2019t know what we <\/span>
would have done without their help.\u201d<\/span>
This Christmas, you can help transform the lives of children just like Scarlett. <\/span>
Your donation is the most important gift you\u2019ll give this Christmas…<\/span><\/p>\n