Hallway By The Physician

And so we came up and we didn't even get to the NICU unit where we met in the hallway outside the NICU unit. We'd spent six weeks. And the nuclear in the nuclear unit, we knew what the what being met in the hallway meant and being directed to the room across from the hallway by the physician who was doing the surgery .

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With a book, with a tissue box of tissue in her hands. What we were basically told I will, I'll spare you all the details, but we were basically told is that what they found was tepsis from a surgery that had happened a week before.

Had taken everything inside of Jack and basically turned it into a liquid. So there was nothing left inside of Jack to process any food. So, that was the prognosis. Was was not just death, but it was just when, not if, he was gonna die. It was up to us when we were gonna take him off the machine. Off the machines . S that's That's the setup. And we were there for 3-4 hours, you know, saying our goodbyes, my my, my daughter, her husband, the other grandparents and my wife and I So, you know, doing our thing, I'm talking to the NICU nurses.

I'm concerned that what we're going to see is going to be something very peaceful, you know? Peaceful, you know, whatever they're gonna give Jack is what you know. We're not gonna see, you know, jerks and all. You know what I'm saying anyway. So he's had surgery, meds, and he's now having meds to sort of ease him off all these machines and things like that.