Ebonie-May Marshall was a fighter from the day she was concieved, at 4 weeks gone i started to bleed ,and continued to do so for the rest of my pregnancy. Having had 20 units of blood  at just 24 weeks there was no way she was waiting to enter the world any longer. Having to be ventelated at birth, it was a battle from the beginning, 2 weeks in Ebonie-Mays lungs collapsed  it was touch and go for a while but things started  to look better and slowly she began to get better. After a long wait she was put on a machine called cpap and i had my first cuddle Ebonie-May was 6 weeks old,things couldnt have been any better, breathing upto 18 hours a day on her own then it hit ....a infection it was different from all the others it was taking my daughter bit by bit. My princess had to be ventelated again and had stopped breathing, there was nothing anyone could do just the machine was keeping her alive it was eating her bit by bit. just 7 weeks old my little princess was placed in my arms and took a look up at me and then she was gone my angel had grew her wings xxxx ny little girl...gone.. no more cuddles, kissers. just tears and lots of tears ill never forget you Ebonie-May love always and forever x xx x