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Sudden and Unexpected Death of an Infant or Young Child
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Hospital to Home is a program operating throughout Australia, providing outreach support within three months of loss to bereaved parents who have experienced the death of a baby or infant through stil...
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Meet Paul, loving father of five children. His second child, Bernadette, died from SIDS in 1988 at just seven and a half months old.
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