Angel's family prays for hope and help HAPPY GIRL: Angel-Rose Davidson, 4, from Rothwell has had open heart surgery twice, has a pacemaker and she also has two left lungs and kidneys. ANGEL-ROSE'S brave smile doesn't show the inner turmoil her little body is in. The four-year-old girl suffers from situs ambiguous a condition where her major organs are distributed abnormally in her body, and talipes equinovarus or clubfoot, which means she will never be able to walk. Aged only two, Angel-Rose Davidson had an open-heart operation and now lives with a pacemaker - her survival dependent on never-ending treatment at three separate hospitals. But even with her heart struggling to pump blood through her little body and countless operations expected in her future, Angel-Rose never complains. "She's always happy-go-lucky, she's the happiest little girl you could ever meet," mum Lenice Davidson said. She's my blessing. The Rothwell family of six is struggling to make ends meet, facing even further difficulties after their Tarago van caught fire in their home's driveway. The sudden explosion destroyed everything inside the uninsured van, including Angel-Rose's wheelchair which was donated to the family by the Spina Bifida Association. Police have ruled the car fire as non-suspicious. With Angel-Rose unable to exert too much energy due to her heart condition, the family is searching for a motorised wheelchair. "I phoned small businesses for a new wheelchair but they said they can't get one, there's none available," single mother Ms Davidson said. Angel-Rose, who weighs just 11kg, is forced to crawl around her home without a wheelchair and cannot attend Deception Bay School or part-time at Woody Point Special School. The family must now try to work around losing the vital lifeline to run the five children, ranging from 18 to four-months, around. "I've got no way of getting them to school," Ms Davidson said. We've got friends on the other side of town but I can't ask them to do that everyday. Through all the trials, Ms Davidson said her children had been amazing. "I mostly break down at night because I don't want them to see me upset ... but they have come through it so wonderfully, they are my strength," she said. If you can help email yournews@thesundaymail .com.au or write to us at GPO Box 130, Brisbane, 4001