20/20: Thursday, February 9

Published: 7:27PM Friday February 03, 2012 Source: 20/20

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  Now Playing: Smiling no matter what (13:33)

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  When a baby is born with Williams Syndrome, even the doctors don't always recognise the symptoms.

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  Now Playing: Hitch-hiking for a cause (5:31)

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  20/20 reporter Hannah Ockelford travels from Auckland to Queenstown with only $10 in her pocket to raise money for Starship Hospital.

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