A young family lost their seemingly healthy newborn daughter just days before Christmas after she began displaying a worrying symptom. Nova's heartbroken grandmother, Danni Smith, recalled how Nova was born 'healthy and pink and beautiful' with an apgar score of 9. Nova's pulse was lost three times before she was pronounced dead at 2.
Ms Smith said the young parents, who have another daughter - Malayah, were 'beside themselves' with grief. For all this to happen the week before Christmas, we had to put on a brave face for the other children,' she said.
Nova pictured appeared to be healthy at birth but died hours after her mother noticed her lips turning blue. Nova's 'little heart and brain' were sent for abnormality checks as doctors try to determine her cause of death. Both Ms Smith's daughter and her partner have been left 'heartbroken and shattered' by the loss. Mr Raynow, who works in a crayfish processing factory is unable to return to work. She has created a GoFundMe to help the couple cover funeral costs and alleviate some of the financial pressure they face amid their grief.
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A young family lost their seemingly healthy newborn daughter just days before Christmas after she began displaying a worrying symptom Marisha Smith, 19, and Riley Raynor, 21, welcomed baby girl Nova on December 18 following a planned C-section at Mount Gambier and Districts Health Service, in rural South Australia. Share or comment on this article: Marisha and Riley were overjoyed as they welcomed their baby girl into the world a week before Christmas.
