EPISODE · Aug 11, 2024 · 46 MIN
230: Steph March’s son was born with his heart on the wrong side of his body
from Motherland Australia · host Stephanie Trethewey
Stephanie March was 17 she met her husband Cameron and they got married a few years later. Life was good. They went on what Steph describes as a ‘killer honeymoon’ and fell pregnant very easily. Not long after, their daughter Lexi was born, and then their son Bill. And that’s where everything changed for their family. Bill was born with his heart on the other side of his body. He was diagnosed with an incurable, rare and lifelong condition that affects the respiratory system as well as organ placement - meaning all his essential organs were on the wrong side of his body. What came next is a decade long journey, in and out of major hospitals, living life away from the farm and also trying not to feel guilty about managing it all. Steph is a remarkable woman with a special kind of outlook on life. This is her story. CABLE is proudly supporting the Australian Merino wool industry, working with local farmers to produce their much-loved Merino Collection and prides itself on achieving global Woolmark certification. The Woolmark brand signifies exceptional quality and craftsmanship of Merino Wool products. Shop now at: https://www.cablemelbourne.com/https://www.instagram.com/motherlandaustralia
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Stephanie March was 17 she met her husband Cameron and they got married a few years later. Life was good. They went on what Steph describes as a ‘killer honeymoon’ and fell pregnant very easily. Not long after, their daughter Lexi was born, and then their son Bill. And that’s where everything changed for their family. Bill was born with his heart on the other side of his body. He was diagnosed with an incurable, rare and lifelong condition that affects the respiratory system as well as organ ...
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