The mother ‘endured’ after canceled by the trip to the Similarity

The mother was abandoned “elongated” after a trip to Paris Disneyland for her deadly sick daughter Daisy, five, was canceled due to the disruption to Eurostar services after detecting an unsolved bomb.

38 -year -old Tony Manion said that “looking forward to creating some special memories,” but failed to take alternative transport to France with her daughter, who has complex needs.

An explosive World War, found near the Gore Nord station in Paris, was surprised on Friday afternoon – passengers ordered to wait for ordinary services on Saturday.

The main security officer and Eurostader Simon Lezhon stated that he was “incredibly sorry” for traveling.

Five -year chamomile has a rare metabolism disorder called non -cellglycinemia (NKH). It uses a wheelchair, non -verbal and has serious epilepsy.

Ms Manion traveled from Birmingham to London on Thursday, together with Dasius, her daughter Lara, her mother and friends.

“We have planned it for so long. The charity Make-A-Wish paid everything from start to end.

“We were very much waiting to make some special memories with the girls. I know that Make-A-Wish would look for reorganizations. But it’s still a little grieving.

“I was crying, we all cried. We were very much waiting for it. Her life (Deis) is limited, we just never know how long we had with her.

“We wanted to make some really pleasant memories.”

On Friday, many Britons were on the other side of the channel, without a simple way to return it to the UK.

But some, like Vicky and her mother Joe, decided to “use” as much as possible and spend a few more days in Paris.

“We started to worry a little that after all return home,” Vicky said.

Vicky and her mother planned only one night, but since then they decided to book the train on Sunday.

“We will use it as much as possible. We just approached the Eiffel Tower and are going to take a walk around the city, take your time and enjoy Paris,” she said.

Many travelers complained that they could not get to the Eurostar app, including Bob and Mavis from Nottingham, who hoped to go to Paris from London Saint Panks International on Friday.

“We needed hours to go through the Eurostar app because it continues to collapse,” Mevis said.

The couple, who finally managed to book the train to get to Paris on Saturday, stated that they needed to spend money for a hotel in London for the night.