article_snippet: A little boy born with a rare brain disease that prevented Tate Burley from being able to cry or feed properly, has died at just eight weeks old.
article_snippet: Tate passed away with Tate's family surrounding Tate at 6.25pm.
article_snippet: Tate Lindsay Burley died of a rare brain disease that prevented Tate Lindsay Burley from being able to cry or feed properly, at just eight-weeks-old .
article_snippet: The syndrome affects most of Tate's major neural systems and Tate parents were told Tate brain will not develop past the three month stage.
article_snippet: Tragically, Tate death came just hours after Tate family celebrated Tate turning eight weeks old and only one day after Tate experienced Tate first seizure.
article_snippet: Tragically, his death came just hours after his family celebrated him turning eight weeks old and only one day after he experienced his first seizure his first seizure . '
article_snippet: Tate was born at just 1.7kg and told her son was unlikely to live past her son fifth birthday .
article_snippet: A milestone for the family was when Tate managed to suck 6-10mls out of a bottle by Tate during one feed.
article_snippet: the family's first scare came after just four days at home when Tate developed a cold and her son parents rushed her son back to emergency where her son spent the next six days with her son mother
article_snippet: Granny and I watched Tate lie lifeless in the emergency ward on the table gasping for air, dropping saturations and an excessively weak heart rate, white with blue lips, eyes rolled in her son head, body flopped,' body said. '
highlights_snippet: Tate Burley was born with Miller Dieker Lissencephaly and died at 8 weeks .
  
highlights_snippet: The syndrome, a rare defect of the brain, meant Tate Burley couldn't cry or eat properly and would not have lived past five-years-old .
  