Every expectant parent dreams of one thing above all else — a healthy child and a happy childhood for their little one. For Paul and Rebecca Callaghan, that dream was tested from the very beginning. Their daughter, Matilda Rose Callaghan, had complications before birth. She had to be delivered prematurely, and while the family hoped for the best, they were unaware of the seriousness of her condition until she arrived in the world. Matilda didn’t just enter life under difficult circumstances — she entered it needing to fight for every breath, every heartbeat, and every chance at a normal life. As soon as Matilda was born, doctors noticed something unusual: dark red and blue marks covered her face. At first, medical staff thought these were simply bruises from the birthing process. But the truth soon emerged — these marks were not temporary. They were symptoms of something far more complex. Matilda was eventually diagnosed with Sturge-Weber Syndrome, a rare neurological disorder marked by port-wine stain…
