Cathy Bartlett, Maisie Glass and Jullie Currey, all from the Langley Tavern, with matron Carol Woolridge, Emma Randall and Dave Otworowski and their daughter Aimee, and Donna Parsons from Southampton Hospital Charity.
A CHARITY festival has raised thousands of pounds to thank the ward that has fought to save a little girl.
Aimee Otworowski, who was born three months premature, has spent almost all her life in hospital after being diagnosed with chronic lung disease and a hole in her heart.
Doctors at Princess Anne Hospital in Southampton have battled to keep the 10-month-old from Langley alive.
Now the youngster’s family and friends have given the ward a boost after organising a fundraising music festival at the Langley Tavern.
The festival raised £11,318.63, bringing the hospital closer to getting a £14,500 cerebral function monitor which records and monitors a premature baby’s brain activity.
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