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My baby hardly ever cried and had a button nose – they were clues he will die in the worst way, and I have no idea when
A MUM who thought her son was “too good to be true” because he rarely cried as a baby was shocked to discover it was a sign of childhood dementia. Tammy McDaid, 34, took her son Tate to the doctors when he was two-ears-od, thinking his lack of... Read more.
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