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Mother's column – childlike trust is hard to keep in times of distress

24-12-2022

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Mother's column – childlike trust is hard to keep in times of distress

Baby with a respirator as he lies in an intensive care unit (ICU). Image not related to the article. Photo AFP, John Macdougall

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I will not easily forget the day our Reinout was hospitalised with the RS virus. The memories of the 11 days that followed are etched in my memory.

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