A big top night at Brierley Hill circus for Wolverhampton girl Ayana, aged three
A three-year-old girl suffering with epilepsy and visual impairment enjoyed a magical day out at the circus.
Ayana Salmon, from Wolverhampton, met star performers first-hand who dazzled crowds in Brierley Hill.
She had received the tickets along with her parents and sisters from Cannock-based charity Newlife Foundation. Mother Adele, aged 34, lauded the show for its brilliance.
"I think it was brilliant," she said. "It was the first time all of us have been to a circus. Ayana really enjoyed it, she was quiet throughout and that is a really good sign."
Asked if their where any favourite performers, she added: "I don't think we had a favourite one. I liked when the ladies could change their clothes in hula hoops, that was amazing."
Ayana suffers with a complex condition that she has had from birth.
It includes hydrocephalus, epilepsy, a visual impairment and developmental delay, which has required 'multiple hospital appointments'.
