Dedicated to the memory of Maddy Orford

This site is a tribute to Maddy Orford, who was born in Peterborough, on October 08, 1998 and lived in Bourne, Lincolnshire.

Maddy was diagnosed with dilated cardiomyopathy and severe heart failure in November 2016 without any prior warning. She faced her illness with immense bravery and always stayed hopeful of getting better. She was a precious gift to all who knew and loved her. She is forever missed will always be remembered.

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Hey Maddy, Just wanted to let you know that for my birthday 31 people signed up to be organ/blood donors, all because of you...and thats not even everyone x
Kate
31st August 2018
Today last year, you were given the gift of a new heart and the chance to live. For a few hours we all had the the most tremendous sense of hope, thanks to the brave decision of a family who wanted to honour the wishes of a beautiful person who was losing their life. Sadly, the outcome was not what we all hoped for. The medical team fought so hard to give you the best possible chance to recover - and amazingly you did, giving us another month with you before the second transplant. You were amazing Maddy! So brave, so full of hope and determination to come home, so grateful for all the care you were given. We wish we were still with us now, more than anything, and we were not ready to let you go, but I am so grateful we had you for just a short time longer. You are still with us, just not physically and we include you in everything we do. Love you always xxx
Barbara
29th June 2018
Maddy, in a weeks time, during May I will be walking 26.2 miles to raise money for the British Heart Foundation..... I am doing this in your memory, to commemorate your strength and determination throughout your illness. Last week I saw a picture of someone rollerblading and it immediately reminded me of you.....one of my memories of you is you getting a pair of roller blades when you were about 7 or 8 and we spent just about an entire day in the school holidays with you and Molly trying to learn to skate...... you would not give in and by the end of the day you had indeed mastered it and were skating down the path unaided... .... true determination xxxxx
Emma
24th April 2018
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