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Donation allows babies suffering jaundice to be treated at home

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Sophie Backus was able to take her son Kodi home while he was being treated for jaundice. Photo: Claire Fenwicke. Sophie Backus’ experiences when two of her children were diagnosed with jaundice are chalk and cheese. Her middle son developed severe jaundice a week after he was born. Mum and baby needed to stay in the special care nursery (SCN) for three days while he received treatment. “It was a bit daunting because being in hospital you’re in …
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Donation allows babies suffering jaundice to be treated at home

Sophie Backus was able to take her son Kodi home while he was being treated for jaundice. Photo: Claire Fenwicke. Sophie Backus’ experiences when two of her children were diagnosed with jaundice are chalk and cheese. Her middle son developed severe jaundice a week after he was born. Mum and baby needed to stay in the special care nursery (SCN) for three days while he received treatment. “It was a bit daunting because being in hospital you’re in …

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region.com.au broke the news in on Saturday, August 9, 2025.
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