"You see, the hospital gave up on her, we didn't. We carried on fighting for justice and she has proved the hospital wrong by showing all the things what they said she can't do--and is doing them. We will continue to fight for her all the way as we believe that under any circumstances you don't judge on an innocent childs life ."
    --Darren Wyatt (Charlotte's Dad)


quick update

Just a quick note. Good news about Charlotte, she, still in foster care, is slowly learning how to walk and seems to be doing well.

More of the same problems with her parents. They are no longer together.

Filed under: Updates by joshua @ 13th December 2007 at 6:46 am| | Top   

8 Comments »

  1. Thanks Joshua. Charlotte sits often in my thought sand prayers and I pray for peace and strength for her whole family and blessings to help them all through this most challenging and painful life experience. Blessings to them all and lots of love to darling Charlotte. What a miracle she is! May she have a very joyous Christmas. Cheryl

    Comment by Cheryl — 18 December, 2007 @ 3:07 am

  2. Praise GOD for this miricle!!! I pray that she continues to do well!!! And that she is loved and well taken care of in her home away from home. I pray that her foster parents know what a very special girl they have in their care!!

    Comment by Jennifer — 18 December, 2007 @ 3:57 pm

  3. happy christmas to Charlotte - and ya boo shucks to the docs who got it all so so wrong!

    Comment by pat — 21 December, 2007 @ 9:21 pm

  4. It’s great news that she’s learning to walk. HOw do her parents learn about her? Do either of them ever get to see her, or do they just get occasional reports, or what?

    You already have a disclaimer. Please let us know of any news you can about her. Thanks for not forgetting her. We haven’t forgotten her or you guys who give us news of her.

    Comment by Lydia — 26 December, 2007 @ 10:02 pm

  5. Keep going Charlotte - you are so loved and there are so many people backing your decision to continue living. Hugs and kisses.

    Comment by pat — 30 January, 2008 @ 12:13 am

  6. I often think of Charlotte and her family and wonder how they are. I’d like to pass my wqrmest wishes to all the Wyatt Family and my love to darling Charlotte and acknowledge the incredible challenges they have all endured as family, and my hope that they have the support they need and deserve. No family should go through what they havebeen through and I wish them peace and happiness and honour their courage. Charlotte, I think of you often and always with wonderment. Cheryl

    Comment by Cheryl — 15 June, 2008 @ 7:17 am

  7. Hi, Is there any news of Charlotte. We have heard no news for so long and it is almost her fifth birthday. It would be great to hear how she is as I so often think of her and her family. Cheryl

    Comment by Cheryl — 11 August, 2008 @ 1:21 pm

  8. Thinking of Charlotte and her family as she approaches her fifth birthday. Hope she is doing well and that life is improving for the whole family.
    I saw Debbie and Darren in the street earlier in the year and wanted to go up and tell them how they have done the right thing by fighting for her- I’m sorry I didn’t do this but didn’t want to intrude at the time.
    charlotte and the family are not forgotten just because of the ban on press coverage.
    It would be great to hear some news.

    Comment by pat — 23 September, 2008 @ 9:44 pm

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