The enormous efforts of a couple who suffered terrible heartbreak at the death of their five month-old daughter last year, have meant that the hospital units where they were treated has been able to afford vital equipment, such as a cardiac heart probe, an aqua sonicade which traces heartbeats in the womb, and a brand new plumbed in water cooler for patients to use.Since little Lahna Beatty passed away after contracting two viruses, mum Natsasha Ings and Dad Lance Beatty have been working tirelessly to raise money for units at Ashurst Birthing Centre, Southampton General Hospital and Princess Anne Hospital. Ms Ings said that it has been vital for the couple to be able to focus on helping provide for the wards on which she was treated, and they’re simply overwhelmed by the generosity and support that they’ve received from family and friends. Having already accumulated over £10, 000, the next plan is to provide a really comfortable and welcoming home-from-home for mums to be at the Princess Anne Hospital, which they hope will be helped along by their upcoming golf fundraiser day.
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