I bet some of you had forgotten all about Charlotte Wyatt. She just celebrated her fourth birthday last week. She still isn't with her parents (who were not able to see her on her birthday), but they (her parents) are back together again, so hopefully Charlotte will be back in their care before too long.

Stay strong little one.

When Charlotte Wyatt leaves the hospital, the moment will of course be bittersweet. Just over two years ago, the Wyatts were in a bitter court battle for Charlotte's life. At the time, doctors said,

…her life is measured in months rather than years. They say she is bound to catch a virus that will prove fatal within months.

and 26 months later she's well enough to leave the hospital. Only she's not going home to her family…

Tomorrow Charlotte is leaving the hospital that has been her home for the past three years and going into foster-care. Leaving the hospital is a milestone we have waited long and prayed earnestly for her to reach, but while we rejoice with her we feel at the same time as if our hearts were torn out as we’re told to say goodbye. We will continue fighting for her, and hope and pray she will soon be truly at home, among people who know and love her.

Keep Charlotte in your prayers as the next chapter of her life unfolds. May she remain healthy and safe until she is reunited with her father.

Charlotte Wyatt will be put into foster care, far away from her mother and father, within the next two weeks…

We've been told that Charlotte will go into foster care in two weeks, in a place outside of Portsmouth- neither Debbie nor Darren will be told where. Please pray that God would watch over her wherever she is, even if she is out of our reach. And we want so much for him to intervene in this situation- please pray that he would do so if it is his will.

Pray that social services comes to their senses and allows little Charlotte to stay with her father.

Keep Charlotte in your prayers, as it appears she has an infection.

Charlotte Wyatt cannot speak, so other's must speak for her. It's up to all of us, to give Charlotte a voice.

It's apparent that the Portsmouth City Council and the NHS Trust will do anything to ruin Charlotte's life.

With a court order in hand, they shut down the Save Charlotte website on Blogger, without notice.

Darren and Debbie Wyatt are forbidden to speak to anyone about the case, unless the court approves who they talk too.

Why do they feel the need to censor what is said about Charlotte?

From savecharlotte.com:

It�s been a tumultuous week for us. On Thursday Charlotte�s website was removed from blogger, and since then we�ve been working on recovering content and moving here. But the censorship problems are only the tip of the iceburg, as the Wyatt�s family case is being looked at by the courts and the DNR order� still over her because of her infection last spring� is being reconsidered.

It seems the NHS may be amenable to removing the order, for the time being� so long as they can reapply whenever Charlotte gets sick again and there is disagreement about her care. The insidious bit about this is that they seem to be partnering with the social service to make sure whoever has the right to take care of her doesn�t disagree with them about her �best interests� and most especially isn�t Darren.

So that explains it.

They are hellbent on seeing Charlotte die.

Darren has expressed several times that he wants to care for his daughter, but social services, NHS Trust, and the Council are working hand in hand to make sure Darren is not allowed to care for his own daughter, and anyone who does "agrees" with the hospital's position regarding the DNR order.

I've heard of slimeballs before, but these guys really take the cake.

Kudos to Hannah and Joshua (from savecharlotte.com) for keeping us all informed.