A mum was told her toddler was "absolutely fine" just days before she died after suffering a cardiac arrest triggered by a common virus. Jacqueline Manley, 30, regularly took her daughter, Connie, 18 months, to the doctors due to her breathing problems, but says she was told time and time again that there was "nothing wrong". Doctors put her laboured breathing down to laryngomalacia - a condition common in infants where floppy tissue from the vocal chords collapses inwards, causing wheezing,