Kamie-Jane Elkington lost her daughter Lottie shortly after complications during birth in 2015. The mum had already been distraught over her loss and the only thing that gave her comfort was keeping little tributes and gifts for her lost baby on her grave. But a disturbing even happened recently when Kamie found that the tributes kept on her daughter's grave had been stolen by the thieves. The heartbroken mum took to social media to share the disturbing news and in hopes too that she will get the stolen items back as they were priceless tributes made for her daughter by her other kids.
Mom Left Heartbroken After Items From Baby Daughter's Grave Were Stolen
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A mum was left heartbroken after she found that thieves raided the tributes that were kept on her baby daughter's grave. Among the stolen items from Kamie-Jane Elkington's daughter's burial place in Babworth cemetery, Nottinghamshire, there was also a teddy bear and flowers.
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After experiencing such an incident, Kamie says she is unable to understand why anyone would do such a thing. She said: "I went down to the grave on June 24 and lay some fresh flowers down and the kids took a wooden Peter Rabbit they had made. I then went back on July 20, and found everything had gone.
"There was a plaque, some angel wings, a coin with a heart on. I was absolutely gutted."
Kamie lost her daughter Lottie due to complications in birth in 2015. She had also previously lost her daughter Hope due to stillbirth.
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Taking to social media Kamie posted about the disturbing event that took place and received a tremendous outpour of love and support from the local community. Kamie says she is overwhelmed by the support she received from people.
She has also reported the incident to Nottinghamshire Police.
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"It's really gut-wrenching," said Kamie. "It's upset my 13-year old and my three-year old keeps asking me where Peter Rabbit has gone. It was handmade and really irreplaceable.
"The only good thing is that I've had an amazing response from people.
"One lady offered to send some fake flowers to put on the grave and people have been posting money in envelopes through my mum's letterbox.
"People have been very kind, I would just like to have the items returned."