Dancing through the pain: hidden illness affecting Tasmanian children

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 26 Oct, 18:31 · Archive

Ten-year-old Sadie Lockett receives two injections of medication every Friday to manage a hidden illness that allows her to continue dancing.

Sadie Lockett, a ten-year-old from Tasmania, loves to dance. To manage her condition and ensure she can dance without pain, she receives two injections of medication every Friday.

Lockett's illness is not immediately visible to others. As those close to her note, most people looking at her would not recognise that she has an illness at all.

How it is being reported

• Dancing through the pain: the hidden illness affecting Tasmanian children'Most people look at her, it doesn't look like she has an illness.'The Examiner · 26 Oct, 18:00
• Dancing through the pain: the hidden illness affecting Tasmanian children'Most people look at her, it doesn't look like she has an illness.'The Advocate · 26 Oct, 18:00

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