The daughter of New Zealand rugby legend Jerry Collins is well enough to be released from hospital after she was injured in the same car crash that killed her mother and father. Ayla Collins underwent a number of life-saving operations after the accident, which took place when the car she was travelling in with her parents, Collins and Alana Madill, was struck by a bus on a French highway. It was revealed on Saturday night the three-month-old is now well enough to leave hospital and will travel to Canada to live with her mother's family. 'It has been one month since the Collins family and our family lost two incredibly special people, who we all miss dearly every day,' Nora Madill, Alana's sister, posted on Facebook.Ayla Collins to be released set to be discharged from hospital in FranceThree-month-old Ayla had been hospitalised since car crash last monthHer parents, Jerry Collins and Alana Madill, died in the tragic accidentJerry Collins was a New Zealand rugby legend, captaining the All Blacks
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