Lavington's Chloe Zahrooni falls victim to cross-border health bureaucratic gridlock

David Johnston
Updated November 25 2018 - 6:42pm, first published 6:36pm
CRY FOR HELP: Lavington child Chloe Zahrooni suffers regular seizures, but her home address is standing in the way of some relief. Picture: MARK JESSER
CRY FOR HELP: Lavington child Chloe Zahrooni suffers regular seizures, but her home address is standing in the way of some relief. Picture: MARK JESSER

CHLOE Zahrooni was just five weeks old when she suffered her first seizure.

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