Desperate dad took five-year-old daughter to hospital THREE times before she died of Strep A
A devastated father brought his daughter to A&E THREE times before she was admitted to the ICU where she later tragically died of Strep A.
"She is amazing. She didn't like it when children played alone and when she is around she was with them. She is so kind and caring and thoughtful.He first took Stella-Lily to Royal Belfast Hospital for Sick Children on November 28, telling the Mirror: "I carried her in because she couldn't walk. "In less than five minutes I was convinced I was an overbearing father and I felt bad for bringing my child there."
He said: "All the doctors on the ICU ward did everything for her, they bent over backwards and treated her like a princess.
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