Al, I'm so sorry for your loss. I can't imagine the pain.
My second daughter had a heart defect, with open heart surgery at Bristol Children's Hospital. She was lucky and was ok, but there was a moment when the same thing happened - alarms going off because her heart stoped, with people rushing in. After the operation she had 29 cables coming out of her, just like you've described.
I remember the weekly appointments, the general sense of fear and dread. On the ICU ward I met other parents whose children sadly didn't come through like ours did. I'm sorry that you had that experience, and lost your darling son.
Al, I'm so sorry for your loss. I can't imagine the pain.
My second daughter had a heart defect, with open heart surgery at Bristol Children's Hospital. She was lucky and was ok, but there was a moment when the same thing happened - alarms going off because her heart stoped, with people rushing in. After the operation she had 29 cables coming out of her, just like you've described.
I remember the weekly appointments, the general sense of fear and dread. On the ICU ward I met other parents whose children sadly didn't come through like ours did. I'm sorry that you had that experience, and lost your darling son.
Thank you for sharing
Oh wow thank you for sharing too Scott. I didnt know you'd gone through something similar. That trek upto Bristol is one I fear now :(