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Mount Isa mum calls for more support after birth of premature twins

Mount Isa mum calls for more support after birth of premature twins
ABC Australia Friday 29 May 2026, 21:00 UTC By Kavina Kumar 1 min read
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Kristen Curd, a mother from Mount Isa, is calling for more support after the birth of her premature twins, Sam and Ben. The twins were born at 27 weeks and spent four months in neonatal care in Townsville before returning to Mount Isa with the Royal Flying Doctor Service. Curd is advocating for increased support for families with premature babies.

Kristen Curd returned to the RFDS in Mount Isa with twins Sam and Ben after four months in Townsville neonatal care.
Mount Isa (LOCATION) Townsville (LOCATION) Kristen Curd (PERSON) RFDS (ORG) Sam (PERSON) Ben (PERSON)
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