'My daughter has spent every day of her life in hospital - it's felt like I'm not her mum'
A heartbroken mum has told how she longs for the day she can finally bring her baby daughter home - after spending every day of her life in hospital.
Matilda was transferred to Alder Hey Children's Hospital in Liverpool just 30 minutes after she was born on November 18. Loren couldn't even cuddle her for five days and the tiny tot has spent every day of her short life since then in hospital. In January, Matilda had a cardiac arrest where her heart stopped beating for seven minutes, which Loren said felt like she had 'lost her.' She said: "My life just felt like it was over. I just felt like I had lost her.
"It's only been the last two weeks that I've been able to pick her up by herself. Every other time I've held her, she's had to be passed to me by a nurse."
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