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'Unreliable' home dialysis machines a constant worry for rural family

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Preschooler Harper Cromie relies on the machines to stay alive, and their regularly failure is making an already hard situation "horrendous".

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Canterbury family constantly worried about 'unreliable' home dialysis

By Rowan Quinn A three-year-old Canterbury girl who has home dialysis to stay alive had four machines fail in one week - and there is no back-up option in the South Island.

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'Unreliable' home dialysis machines a constant worry for rural family

Preschooler Harper Cromie relies on the machines to stay alive, and their regularly failure is making an already hard situation "horrendous".

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