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Sudden and Unexpected Death of an Infant or Young Child
31/8/21
Amy Johnston
Fathers of Loss Support Series:
Meet Paul, loving father of five children. His second child, Bernadette, died from SIDS in 1988 at just seven and a half months old.
Paul is a Musician, best know...
31/8/21
Amy Johnston
Fathers of Loss Support Series:
Meet Michael, dad of Hope who sadly passed away from SIDS in June 2020.
22/7/21
Red Nose Australia
Red Nose Day is a special day on our calendar. It’s where we get silly for a serious cause. We talk openly and publicly about babies and children who have died way too early and talk about preventio...
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