
On Easter Monday, 12-year-old Jasmyn Campbell was admitted to hospital after going into heart failure. She was severely anaemic and her kidneys were functioning at just two per cent.
Just four days earlier, Melody said her little girl seemed fine, and was suffering from only a slight cold.
Now the Cairns mum is hoping to donate a kidney to her young daughter, after she was diagnosed with childhood nephritis.

"It's heartbreaking to see my little girl going through so much and I wish it was me and not her," Melody told the Cairns Post.
"We have been through hell, our world has been turned upside down but we are strong and we are fighters and we will get through this," she added on Facebook.
"Jas will require ongoing dialysis treatment for 11 hours every night until she gets a kidney transplant."

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I donated a kidney to my husband - my son was 4 at the time. About 2 years later he asked how long it would last and we said no one is sure but we hope a really long time too. He then said "I hope it lasts a long time too, because you will die when you have to give him another one and I want my mum to be alive". I never even imagined he was thinking that - amazing the ideas they get. I hope all goes well for Jasmyn and Melody.