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Published 10:16 9 Feb 2022 GMT
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"I was asleep when the phone call came through and I was like ‘this is either good or bad’. I answered it and straight away the officer said, 'I’ve got someone who wants to say hello to you.
She continued, "I was swearing, I was like ‘oh my God, no way."
“Cleo got on to the phone and she’s like ‘hi mummy’ and I was like ‘hi baby’.”
Her mother said Cleo is making progress, but she fears what happened will affect her forever.
“She’s blocked out a lot as to what’s happened. She kind of went into survivor mode and pushed it very far away," she shared.
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