KEEPING HOPE

Ashley Cain says ‘we fight and pray for another day’ as baby Azaylia sleeps sweetly after being given ‘days to live’

ASHLEY Cain said “we fight and pray for another day” as he shared a video of Azaylia sweetly sleeping after being given “days to live”.

The 30-year-old star broke down in tears last week as he told followers that his eight-month-old daughter’s leukaemia is terminal.

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Ashley updated fans in the early hours of this morning

He and girlfriend Safiyya had only just raised over £1 million to take Azaylia to Singapore in a last-ditch attempt to save her life – and were left devastated when they were told the specialists in the country could not help.

In a further blow, UK doctors discovered tumours throughout the little girl’s body, including her brain and spleen, and they’d run out of options to treat her.

Ashley and Safiyya have now taken Azaylia home from hospital for her final days having shared their determination to make them as fun, happy, and full of love as possible.

In the early hours of this morning, Ashley shared a video of his little girl fast asleep.

He said he ‘hopes and prays’ for another day with his little girl

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Ashley and Safiyya are bravely documenting Azaylia’s final days

He wrote: “We fight and we pray for another day #LetsGoChamp”.

The devastated dad added: “I LOVE YOU”.

Last night, Safiyya revealed that Azaylia had lost movement in half of her face due to the tumours on her brain.

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Azaylia was diagnosed with leukaemia at eight months old

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Her parents are determined to make her final days as full of love and happiness as possible
Ashley Cain praises 'beautiful' baby Azaylia as she loses movement on the side of her face

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The brave parents also shared that their baby is suffering from nosebleeds and bruises all over her little body as the leukaemia prevents her blood from clotting.

Azaylia was born in August and was diagnosed with the illness at just eight weeks old.

Ashley and Safiyya have been bravely documenting their family’s ordeal over the last few months, and are desperate to get as many days with their daughter as possible having celebrated her “eight month birthday” at the weekend.

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