'We want Azaylia to look down on us and be proud', says Ashley Cain
have set up a foundation in her name to help other sick children and pay tribute to those who tried to save her life., 31, said: “We wanted our daughter’s name to stay alive and to help other children, so we didn’t want to waste a single second.And the couple, from Nuneaton, Warwicks, will get through Christmas by concentrating on the foundation.
She had tumours on her lungs, stomach and kidneys and was given several rounds of chemotherapy and a bone marrow transplant at Birmingham Children’s Hospital. He said: “It means now there will never be a moment where they’re alone,” and he wants his gran to look after his daughter “in heaven”. She said: “I never understood a mother’s instinct before but now I totally get it. I feel she’s attached to me. It makes me feel like I have that strength to continue.Safiyya has been messaged and stopped in the street by women telling her they have named their daughters after Azaylia.“And those babies will be told when they’re older where it came from and about Azaylia’s journey and her foundation, which will continue the legacy. That’s a big, proud moment for me as a mother.
Ashley will continue to throw himself into various physical challenges and is helping to plan an inaugural Cycle For Azaylia event next June. “If I’m not a good person I’m never going to get to be with her again. When I’m on my deathbed I want to be happy about where I’m going, so my power now is in being selfless."These are all events that we now have to do without her, occasions which are supposed to be happy are now full of sadness.
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