She said of her latest artwork: “I just want to bring some comfort to people who have lost babies and are in an awful state.”
Her watercolour was printed, digitalised and installed on the wall at the Bluebell Suite thanks to funding from the Georgia Leigh Ogden Foundation.
The charity, which aims to help improve the wellbeing of individuals living in Cheshire and Staffordshire, was founded by Georgia’s parents, Mandy and Mark, and her brother, Josh, shortly after she died in a car crash in Astbury, Cheshire, in 2020.
Mandy Ogden said: “The loss of a child, regardless of their age, is the most devastating news any parent can ever receive.
“Sadly, having experienced that heartbreak ourselves at another hospital, one memory that has never left us is receiving that life-changing news in a small, cold, clinical room, which was used for storage.”
She said that “truly heartbreaking experience” inspired their donation “so that parents at Macclesfield Hospital could receive that news in a peaceful and comforting space, where they could take time to reflect together”.
She said Allie “has captured that vision perfectly”.
“Her incredibly beautiful artwork brings tranquillity and hope to a place where they are needed most, and we are deeply grateful for the care and compassion she has poured into her work.”