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The little lives and long road behind a very big walk

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  • Amy Moody's son Harry was born at 25 weeks and four days, weighing 875 grams, in an emergency caesarean in October 2025. He spent 123 days in neonatal intensive care before going home on oxygen and a feeding tube.
  • Harry has since stopped using oxygen and his brain scans have been clear. His family will join Walk for Prems in Melbourne on October 25, a fundraiser for families of premature babies.
  • Life's Little Treasures aims to raise $600,000 for families' practical and emotional support.
The little lives and long road behind a very big walk
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