Wee Amber does not let life get her down.
A toddler, who was born paralysed from the waist down, has gone under the knife 22 times in the last three years.
"Her spine is split from her chest down and they also said there was a lot fluid on her brain. I was told that many people terminate the pregnancy at that stage because the baby could be born severely brain damaged but I decided to continue with it. "I went onto their Facebook page and saw lots of families with children who had Amber's condition. I saw that these children were doing well, which was reassuring and it gave me hope.
Leanne and Amber's dad, Paul McRae, still have to be extremely wary as their daughter's condition could turn at any moment. "When we go to the park and she sees children running around she sometimes cries and gets frustrated.
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