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 In her article "British baby's rare tumor confounds NHS, cured in USA," Cassy Fiano writes - "'They couldn't treat the tumor in the U.K. because they didn't have any doctors with the right expertise,' his mother, Lydia, said. 'They said our only option was a heart transplant, but we thought there must be another route, so we started doing our own research.' "Their research led them to Boston Children's Hospital, where another little girl, Francesca, had successfully had her large cardiac tumor removed. Her story was posted on the Boston Children's Hospital Facebook page the day after Oliver was born, which Lydia took as a sign. So she reached out to Francesca's doctors, Dr. Pedro del Nido and Dr. Tal Geva, and sent Oliver's records to them. They responded that he would be a good candidate for the surgery – even though the NHS doctors were insistent that Oliver's tumor could not be removed. But the difficulties of getting Oliver treatment weren't over yet; the Cameron family now had to find a way to pay for it." In November 2017, Oliver successfully underwent surgery, made a rapid recovery, and was back home in the U.K. for Christmas. Thank the Lord for this amazing feat of medical expertise! The NHS would not allow Charlie Gard and Alfie Evans to travel abroad for treatment even when their parents had raised the funds to do so. Instead, they were removed from life support and left to die by NHS's system of socialized medicine. Get the whole story: read the full article & get our free weekly newsletter: subscribe below! |