REAL LIFE BABY BLUE


A two-year-old girl must spend at least 12 hours a day under the glare of BLUE LIGHTS to save her life from a rare one-in-four-million liver condition. Little Areesha Shehzad must have the phototherapy treatment every day to prevent severe brain damage that could kill. Areesha suffers from Crigler-Najjar syndrome meaning she is missing a vital enzyme that breaks down and gets rid of the toxic waste product bilirubin, a chemical found in the red blood cells.
A two-year-old girl must spend at least 12 hours a day under the glare of BLUE LIGHTS to save her life from a rare one-in-four-million liver condition. Little Areesha Shehzad must have the phototherapy treatment every day to prevent severe brain damage that could kill. Areesha suffers from Crigler-Najjar syndrome meaning she is missing a vital enzyme that breaks down and gets rid of the toxic waste product bilirubin, a chemical found in the red blood cells.
A two-year-old girl must spend at least 12 hours a day under the glare of BLUE LIGHTS to save her life from a rare one-in-four-million liver condition. Little Areesha Shehzad must have the phototherapy treatment every day to prevent severe brain damage that could kill. Areesha suffers from Crigler-Najjar syndrome meaning she is missing a vital enzyme that breaks down and gets rid of the toxic waste product bilirubin, a chemical found in the red blood cells.
A two-year-old girl must spend at least 12 hours a day under the glare of BLUE LIGHTS to save her life from a rare one-in-four-million liver condition. Little Areesha Shehzad must have the phototherapy treatment every day to prevent severe brain damage that could kill. Areesha suffers from Crigler-Najjar syndrome meaning she is missing a vital enzyme that breaks down and gets rid of the toxic waste product bilirubin, a chemical found in the red blood cells.
A two-year-old girl must spend at least 12 hours a day under the glare of BLUE LIGHTS to save her life from a rare one-in-four-million liver condition. Little Areesha Shehzad must have the phototherapy treatment every day to prevent severe brain damage that could kill. Areesha suffers from Crigler-Najjar syndrome meaning she is missing a vital enzyme that breaks down and gets rid of the toxic waste product bilirubin, a chemical found in the red blood cells.
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