When a family is told their child has a life-limiting or life-threatening condition, their world is turned upside down, which is why our care services make a real difference, enhancing quality of life when every moment counts,
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Martha's story
When Martha was diagnosed with a life-threatening condition, her mum Harriet turned to Shooting Star's counselling service to see how they could help.
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Vinny's story
Arsenal fan Vinny loves spending time at Shooting Star's Teenage Days. He tells us all about the special trips, and how he enjoys making friends.. even if they are Chelsea fans!
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Rohan's story
Mum Georgina talks openly about the strain that the round-the-clock care her son needs has on family life.
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Naushad's story
Like many families, the Patankar's were initially reluctant for their son, Naushad, to be cared for in a hospice. But when they did arrive, their perception changed forever.
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William's story
How does a happy and healthy family cope after being hit with the news that both mother and son have separate life-threatening conditions?
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Sade's story
Born with chronic lung disease, Sade spent most of her first two years in hospital. Now home, Shooting Star has helped bring a degree of normality to their family life.
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Stella's story
Stella is about to turn 5 years old and is proud to show off her new school uniform. Quite a bright moment for a little girl who has nearly died on three occasions.
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Grace's story
At 8 months old, Grace was diagnosed with spinal muscular atrophy and referred to Shooting Star. The care offered allowed Grace's parents moments of respite in a world otherwise totally dedicated to Grace.
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