To be honest, when they started fundraising that million pounds to go to Singapore(?) for the treatment, I had a weird feeling that they were probably advised she wouldn't make it by doctors before. I don't think it was ever likely to happen, it just seemed a bit off that as soon as they reached their goal and had all that cash, they confirmed that doctors said she was going to pass soon. It felt a bit off to me. I might be totally wrong though, who knows.
It was clear she probably wouldn’t make it there from way before, and the entire thing was a very uncomfortable PR circus around a very sick little baby girl, may god rest her beautiful soul.
He made a huge show of her illness, more than just 'updates' about her and it made me very uncomfortable towards the end, all the photos of that poor beautiful baby looking so weak.
I agree with everything everyone has said about Saf - she needs support, she is clearly suffering and lonely too.
Most 'regular' people who suffer this kind of loss go back to work after a while, but she mopes around the house all day it seems, it can't be doing her any good. Most people start to move on and slowly each day feel a little more normal and distracted because they have work and maybe a hobby like the gym. When you sit there all day in the house, what good can it do? What did she do as a job before?