vrijdag 27 januari 2012

Medics save baby born with practically no blood



Medics save baby born with practically no blood

At the 37 ½th week of pregnancy Katy, mother of 7 year old Jack was rushed to Maidstone General Hospital for medical care. In the hospital medics realised the baby was almost completely drained of blood. While the mother was under anaesthetics the doctors gave the baby a blood transfusion with the help of heart massage and oxygen. Katy was unaware of what was going on and said: “Doctors said it was one of the most amazing recoveries they had ever seen.” The baby is now 15 months old and smiling just like every other child.

It is amazing that lifeless human beings who have no heartbeat and do not have blood running through their veins can still be brought to life. The doctor who came with the idea to run blood through a lifeless baby should be rewarded with a medal of honour. I cannot imagine how he came with this plan. Modern day health care keeps getting better and better. Pretty soon the life expectancy of the human being will be so long, that we will have to inhabit other planets. With enough research it is possible to live on planets like Mercury and Mars. I hope I live to see this moment.

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