Exclusive: Chelsey Harwood helps grieving mother pay tribute to stillborn son

Transsexual reality star Chelsey Harwood dropped everything when she received a message from a grieving mother

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by Kayleigh Dray |
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Chelsey Harwood was left feeling emotional when the message from Danni popped up in her inbox.

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Written shortly after the grieving mother had suffered through a heartbreaking stillbirth, it read:

I know how many people talk to you, [and] I also know you may not read this message for a while… here's the thing.

On Friday I gave birth to my son. He was stillborn and it's broken me - I feel like I have no one to talk to.

*A friend showed me a website called Ashes Into Glass, where they turn the ashes into jewellery; could you please if you have a spare min share the link on your wall to my GoFundMe page? *

It's about £400 that I'm trying to raise and any penny will help.

Via Chelsey Harwood
Via Chelsey Harwood
Via Chelsey Harwood

Chelsey was quick to do what she could for the grieving mother, sharing a link to the Go Fund Me page on her Facebook, where it was quickly picked up upon by her 108,342 followers.

The former reality star also took time to offer her support to the young woman, telling her to 'stay strong'.

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After just five hours, the money needed for the mother to pay tribute to her baby boy was raised in full.

Via Go Fund Me

Overwhelmed, the woman thanked Chelsey for everything, writing: "I can't believe it, people are so kind.

"Thank-you for posting - it means so much."

Via Chelsey Harwood
Via CHelsey Harwood

Pleased at the result, Chelsey told Closer that she was happy to have used her fame for "something good".

The glamorous This Is Liverpool star, who was born a boy and had a full gender reassignment surgery on the NHS in April 2010, has been attacked by online trolls in the past, but has refused to let them belittle her.

A few months ago, she was forced to respond when Facebook trolls demanded she pay the NHS the money back for her gender reassignment surgery.

Via Facebook

The former This Is Liverpool star wrote furiously: "I cant believe the mentality of some people saying I should pay the NHS back for my gender reassignment surgery.

"Erm, how about you pay the NHS back for having babies at their hands as well?

"I'm never going to have kids, so that can be my NHS gift or whatever you want to call it."

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She later added: "The NHS bring their babies into the world just like they brought Chelsey into the world!"

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