Queensland Children's Hospital

And his GP said, you're not bringing him home, Mia.

You're taking him straight up to GCH, up to the Queensland Children's Hospital.

And he said, do not let them send you home because that is exactly what happens.

You take them up there and they'll go, oh, you know, yeah, he's lost a bit of weight and they send them home.

So we were lucky, again, to have a GP that printed out the form and then he highlighted everything that Ollie was displaying.

So that was at about...

I think we had the appointment about quarter past two in the afternoon, straight up to Queensland Children's Hospital.

Had to sit up there for ever and a day, which is great because I shoved this piece of paper in their face and I said, you are not sending us home.

One is level plus zone plus lift based color guides.

Royal Children's Hospital in Melbourne does this, Queensland Children's Hospital too.

Each level gets a color, each zone within the level gets a sub-color, and the lifts are coded so you know which one takes you where.

Two.

Oh, nice.

Got your group together? We're doing it for the Queensland Children's Hospital.

We'll get our group together.

We have a pram.

A Queensland coroner has identified scurvy as a factor in the death of a six-year-old boy in the state two years ago.

Brisbane boy Connor Dean died after a cardiac arrest under general anaesthetic at Queensland Children's Hospital in 2024.

Deputy State Coroner Stephanie Gallagher has now found the cardiac arrest caused fatal brain damage, most likely triggered by vitamin C deficiency and scurvy.

Scurvy was once common among sailors and convicts who went without fresh fruit and vegetables on long sea voyages.