TODAY ON THE MORNING SHOW... After accidentally running over his 19-month-old daughter in 2005 - former Wallaby Phil Kearns daughter, Andie, is lucky to be alive. But thanks to children’s charities like Humpty Dumpty Foundation - who provide vital medical equipment to over 200 children’s hospitals across Australia - doctors were able to save her life. First-time parents Catherine and Blythe Vautier also witnessed first-hand, that without the support of Humpty, they would be spending Christmas without their baby boy. After fighting hard to fall pregnant due to Crohn’s Disease, Catherine then discovered she was going to deliver a premature baby at just 28 weeks, 3 months premature. Almost every piece of equipment that was used to help keep baby Griffin alive, was donated by Humpty. For 25 years, Humpty have helped put children back together and ensure every child has a fighting chance for the best possible care and medical equipment. Sharing their heart-wrenching stories with Laz, he discovers that without Humpty Dumpty – thousands of little lives wouldn’t be here today. Their courageous stories from 9am on The Morning Show... #TMS7Xmas #TMS7
Posted on: Tue, 16 Dec 2014 20:30:00 +0000
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