Everest Rarailo, 4, Dies
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Couple shares story of daughter’s death as community pushes for 24-hour urgent care | Globalnews.ca
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Neil Rarailo and Emilly Velaseo of Cochrane, Alta . remember their four-year-old daughter Everest .
Everest started feeling sick with what her father thought were cold symptoms the next morning .
On the way to the Cochrane urgent care centre, the centre was closed from 8 a.m. to 10pm .
Everest 's condition worsened and she was rushed to the hospital in Calgary , but it was too late.
The family hopes the story will prompt changes to the availability of urgent medical care in Cochrane .
“What we are really asking for is at the end of it is the possibility to have more time with our loved ones — that’s what’s really at the heart of the issue,” said Rarilo . “If we could have one more day, one more minute with her — we would give anything.”.
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