💛 Help Support Danielle, Jeremy and Their Little Fighter Liam 💛

$5,051 donated
Given by 95 generous donors in 6 weeks

A heartfelt fundraiser to support Danielle and Jeremy as they care for Liam, who is bravely battling a rare genetic condition.

Lower Hutt, Wellington

Liam is Danielle and Jeremy’s much longed-for and deeply treasured IVF baby — their tiny miracle after years of heartbreak, hope and determination.

After beginning their IVF journey in 2020, and two public-funded rounds, Liam was their very last embryo — their final chance to become parents. Everything went smoothly until Danielle went into labour early, and their beautiful boy arrived at just 33 weeks.

Soon after his birth, genetic testing revealed that Liam has a rare condition that came back as normal/inconclusive, which can affect the liver, heart, and other parts of the body. It’s a diagnosis no parent ever expects or prepares for.

This week, routine blood tests showed concerning results and Liam was admitted to Wellington Hospital for monitoring while a plan is made for the next steps. It’s likely he will need to be transferred to Starship Hospital in Auckland for specialist care.

Danielle and Jeremy live in Lower Hutt and had just bought their first home before Danielle became pregnant. She’s currently on maternity leave and unable to return to work while Liam is so unwell. Jeremy continues to balance work and supporting his family through this challenging time.

This page has been created to help ease financial pressure so they can focus on what matters most — Liam’s health and healing. Any donation or message of support means the world. 💛

Sophie Gardiner's involvement (page creator)

I am friends with Danielle and am a fellow IVF Mum

Use of funds

To go towards Danielle's share of living expenses so that she can stay home and look after Liam.

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Starship update for Baby Liam   6 December 2025

Hi everyone,

Thank you all so much for your continued love, support, and generosity for Danielle, Jeremy, and baby Liam — it truly means the world.

Last week, Liam spent several days at Starship Hospital undergoing important testing to see if he met the criteria for a liver transplant. On Friday, Danielle and Jeremy received a call from the Starship team letting them know that, at this stage, Liam is not eligible for transplant.

While this was incredibly hard news for the family, Liam will continue to be closely monitored by his community nurse and the hospital team. Danielle and Jeremy remain focused on keeping him as healthy and comfortable as possible while they navigate the next steps in his care.

Thank you again for standing behind this amazing family. Your kindness, donations, and messages of support make an enormous difference during such a challenging time. 💛

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Latest donations

Guest Donor
Guest Donor on 22 Nov 2025
All the best
$20
Sophie Gardiner

Thank you so much!

Sophie Gardiner
Fiona
Fiona on 10 Nov 2025
Thinking of you guys x
Private
Sophie Gardiner

Thank you Fiona!

Sophie Gardiner
Lois
Lois on 09 Nov 2025
Thinking of your family and hoping your little man gets the treatment that he needs.
$35
Sophie Gardiner

Thank you Lois!

Sophie Gardiner
Dennis & Jan
Dennis & Jan on 08 Nov 2025
Dennis & Jan supporting Liam
$500
Sophie Gardiner

Thank you Dennis and Jan!

Sophie Gardiner
Bhavna
Bhavna on 07 Nov 2025
Little for your special Little one🥰
$101
Sophie Gardiner

Thank you Bhavna!

Sophie Gardiner

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This campaign started on 21 Oct 2025 and ends on 21 Apr 2026.