Parents receive £150,000 in donations as toddler recovers from meningitis
The parents of a baby who had to have both her arms and legs amputated after being struck by meningitis say they've now received nearly £150,000.
Donations flood in for Harmonie-Rose
The parents of a baby who had to have both her arms and legs amputated after being struck by meningitis say they've now received nearly £150,000 in donations.
Doctors thought Harmonie-Rose Allen wouldn't survive. But the 14-month-old from Bath has defied all odds.
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