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Once his room was cleaned and ready, Katelyn and I rolled Matthew up to the third floor. It was hard to leave the CVICU staff we had grown so accustomed to.
One boy's long road to recovery. Matthew was born two months premature with a rare fourfold heart defect known as Tetralogy of Fallot with Pulmonary Atresia and MAPCA's, and Ventricular Septal Defect. He's had two open heart surgeries and will need additional heart surgeries in the future. To appreciate the absolute miracle of this "3 plus million dollar boy", you'd need to look into the "Archives" beginning after his first 9 hr open heart surgery at Stanford, August 2005.
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Well as long as you bring the See's candy, I'm sure they will all come to visit. Just kidding. They all come to visit to share in the joy of a little boy they took care of during the worst times. The smiles on their faces tell the story.
Thank you to the entire staff for taking such wonderful care of Matthew and for becoming true friends of Michael & Terri.
Love, Grandma Sue
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