This was a true heart felt book, and now I have read both versions, you as both parents are so strong. To raise money Ashley has done “eight or nine marathons in the last two years”, a 109-mile run in one go from Coventry to London’s Trafalgar Square, a 1,100-mile cycle from Land’s End to John O’Groats, climbed the Three Peaks and cycled 1,800 miles from London to Paris to Geneva to Rome, through the Alps.

The fly-over was organised through the ' Azaylia Diamond Cain journey to fight Acute myeloid leukaemia' group on Facebook - which has thousands of followers across the world. We tried everything to save her life,” says Ashley, tearfully. “There wasn’t an option that we didn’t explore. When she was going through Her parents were told that she would need stem cell treatment. With the help of the Anthony Nolan charity, the couple appealed for a donor for their little girl. READ MORE: Ashley Cain and Safiyya Vorajee announce split but say they will 'love, care and support each other forever'It's hard for me to think how I could love another like I loved Azaylia, or get into a relationship when I'm not in one anymore with somebody I've gone through such an incredible, powerful and traumatic journey with. You can never say never in life. I believe I was put on this earth to be a daddy – that's my biggest asset – but it's a very difficult question.”

Sadly, they were later told the treatment in Singapore would not be possible due to the complexity of Azalyia's case.He’s still friendly with Safiyya – they split a year after Azaylia’s death. “Saf gave me the greatest gift I’ve ever had. We’ve built a bond that is unbreakable because of what we’ve been through together.

It was news that broke hearts across the world - that the brave eight-month-old had lost her brave battle and had sadly passed away.ASHLEY Cain and Safiyya Vorajee have split a year after the heartbreaking death of their daughter Azaylia.