Wheeled around in a pushchair, an innocent child stares out at the world with a sticky-faced smile. A day at the seaside with ice-cream to eat; how it melts in the sunshine and drips on her seat. “Oh no, look at Ellie!” her mother exclaims; “She needs her mouth wiping, she’s covered in stains!” But Ellie just giggles, her small gooey hands are now grasping her bib, she cannot understand that one day in the future, a lifetime away, she’ll be taken again down along the same way, for a day at the seaside with ice-cream to eat; it will melt in the sun and drip down on her seat: And she’ll need her mouth wiping, again and again, when she’s on medication to ward off the pain; staring out at the world with a bland vacant smile, pushed around in a wheelchair, an innocent child.